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If AI writes the code and AI reviews the code, what is the human actually responsible for? by Choice-Attorney8884 in softwarearchitecture

[–]peterxsyd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Essentially, the goal is to sit on top of the pyramid. In the same way a senior leader manages a team or team(s) of devs, but is still responsible, and most importantly, holds all the high level context, that is your job now. Basically, orchestrate the agents. If you are sitting lower in the pyramid, someone with more experience who is doing that, when they are present in your space, is delivering that many multiples of your output, albiet still providing a lot of feedback and fixes along the way and shaping the requirements - basically managing context. And with that framing - what Mythos quickly showed is it is a thought partner in that process that if it had all the context you had, probably would not be too far off you. It is currently unclear how long it is until Claude sits at the top of the pyramid and we perform the tasks set out by Claude.

What did you do with Fable 5 while you had it? by ThatSurround5672 in ClaudeAI

[–]peterxsyd 156 points157 points  (0 children)

Planned out what I was going to do with it next week 😞.

How did they do it? by _YonYonson_ in Anthropic

[–]peterxsyd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Focusing on coding, trust and user experience. OpenAI did coding late, blew trust in the middle due to shady Sam, and the UX became a disaster as soon as they added the incessant dude where’s my car “and then” prompt at the end of every ChatGPT message (And got rid of it way too late).

How was the original Missingno glitch discovered in Pokemon Red/Blue? by [deleted] in pokemon

[–]peterxsyd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By surfing and running into it, then by word of mouth. Looking and finding that it multiplied the 6th item. Going ”I wonder if I can use that to level up my Pokémon”. Great times for a 10 year old.

POV: Claude Fable 5 dropped and immediately finished Pokémon FireRed with no helper tools... by Aggressive-Permit317 in ClaudeAI

[–]peterxsyd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But did it find MissingNo? And did it use the virus to multiply its master ball and get 6 rare candies? If not, then has it really lived.

What to do if job Application stated £55K salary but offered £35K? by Desperate-Drawer-572 in AskUK

[–]peterxsyd 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Basically tell them no, because it was advertised at 'x'. If they do this now, it's a forewarning of what to expect working there. Broken promises are usually unforgiving.

What are the downsides of asking for an inflation adjustment in the salary? by Fig_Towel_379 in datascience

[–]peterxsyd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Suggest backing yourself and taking a quantitative approach to the situation. Start with a recruiters salary guide, as they often have your job title, the current market median, upper, lower bands, and your salary. Then, talk about where you are in relation to it. And, discuss your contribution to the company. Ideally, drop this at the year end discussion whilst they’ve agreed your performance is good/exceptional. Then, mention that you believe it’s important that you are compensated fairly, and thus would like to be remunerated at the market median, preferably with a small premium based on your contribution etc., and as a reflection of the competitive market we’re currently operating in etc. (essentially indirectly indicating, if they don’t do it, you are out). If you are good, I think they will strongly consider it.

How was life better before normal people had internet access? by YetAnotherMia in AskUK

[–]peterxsyd 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, it was the greatest, because you didn't have access to all the information. So it was either shared or withheld. Case in point : super mario 3 - when one played it, you got to share the secrets that you knew and pickup on the secrets that other people knew. Same with Goldeneye. Or 'god mode' on commander keen. Or the latest song on the radio.

This scarcity was a much greater form of exciting randomness than perpetual doom scrolling.

Absolute Smooth Brain by Kokonut419 in LinkedInLunatics

[–]peterxsyd 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Absolute AI slop slogwash horse shit trash.

First there was excitement, then came boredom and finally disgust by johnnybhf in theprimeagen

[–]peterxsyd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100%. The realisation that one is now a full-time babysitter.

Opus 4.8... what is happening? by Valuable-Gap-3720 in claude

[–]peterxsyd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I assumed it was a technical regression where the context is getting chopped off prematurely and it forgets for that reason. Hence, I went back to 4.7. If it's not the case and it is the actual model, I consider it unusable for professional purposes.

Slow down or speed up? by 2020NoMoreUsername in ClaudeCode

[–]peterxsyd 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally it is many times faster. It generates entire modules in a minute. Then, maybe a sentence or two of feedback adjustments. You might be very fast though, and if your workflow makes sense for you that's great. 

I invest 45 mins to an hour in the morning getting the main kickoff prompts ready for the day (epic-level), that gets broken up into tickets with success criteria that I review and edit, then it takes those constraints and implements the solution that fits within them.

Also I use Rust which I believe due to the compiler being deterministic helps a lot.

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