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LLMs are a tool just like anything else, and they absolutely can be useful for coding tasks once you spend the time to actually learn how to use them effectively. It's certainly not a substitute for actually knowing what you're doing, but these tools have their applications. My experience is that as long as you give them small and focused tasks, they can accomplish them fairly consistently. I also find they're really handy for digging through code. If I'm looking at an unfamiliar code base, it's much easier to have the LLM find relevant parts of it that I need to change than to dig through the code myself. They're also pretty good at tracking down random bugs. Just the other day, I had a frontend bug where a variable was being destructured from a map twice, and it's a kind of thing that's easy to miss. The LLM saved me a whole bunch of time debugging by zeroing in on it.
I mean there's no fundamental difference between code is generated by LLM or by hand. At the end of the day there's only so many ways you can write a function to do something generic like make a button, or add a service endpoint. Most code is pretty generic and isn't doing anything unique.
Those are excellent use cases for AI, but it is also not a magic bullet. It cannot do everything for you, and often it can leave you a strike, especially if you're not willing to fact check it. It's a well-known fact that LLMs hallucinate, or straight up lie to you about what they know. So in many niche cases, which is what I am doing and what we hire this guy to do, it's often not effective. Just as often as it gives a silver bullet, it is often effectively wrong.
I have seen this dude use code and use AI to say things that are absolutely not true, like claiming setting a very high UID can resize a Docker image to an an absurd level nearing 500 gigabytes.
He also tried to use it to lecture me on how the auditors don't audit our company correctly and how we're actually doing things completely wrong and that he's the guy to fix it all and that'll take him just a little bit to train everybody up to shape.
LLM tools are excellent when treated with respect and the limitations of the tool is understood but unfortunately, far too many people believe it is a magic talking box that always knows everything and always has the right solution. 😮💨
I mean, this joker is so ridiculous that he can't even figure out how to use the AWS CLI correctly or how to setup "deploy" repo github keys. We asked him if he was comfortable working with puppet, or at least capable of figuring it out, and he looked like we asked him to touch a hot stove. Did I mention this joker has 15 years of experience doing stuff like this?
When I was looking at his code, it reeks of AI with anti-patterns I normally only see by strictly generated llm code.
I think we're in complete agreement here. These things are not magic, they're tools that have limitations. I also think they're best used by devs who already have a lot of experience. If you couldn't write the code yourself without the tool, you have no business using it. It can't do the thinking for you, and just because it sounds convincing that shouldn't be mistaken for it having any sort of intelligence of its own.
I've seen plenty of people do terrible things with LLMs as well. Honestly though, it's not that different from what I've seen people do manually. For example, I've seen many inexperienced devs just start adding kludges to their code instead of stepping back and rethinking the design to make an underlying problem go away more times than I care to count. LLMs just act as an accelerant here allowing people to make a bigger mess faster.
The fact that somebody with 15 years of experience would be so bad at coding is the real story here though. Reminds me how I interviewed a dev with supposed 5 years experience one time, and they couldn't figure out how to reverse a string cause they didn't know how loops worked. That kind of stuff really makes you wonder about the industry as a whole.
I’d guess that every manager was trying to implement ai as much as they could and now that people have had time to figure out how to use it most effectively they are using it less.
In Kenya, more than twenty people have been rescued after police uncovered a human trafficking network that lured citizens with promises of work in Russia but instead planned to send them to fight in Ukraine. — Ukrinform.
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Sky News and the BBC repeatedly mention the "migrant crisis" in doing so they are normalising and legitimising far right talking points. There is no "migrant crisis", there is only migrant hysteria, which the British media is feeding into instead of countering.
Trump has officially given up on any semblance of attempting actual governance and moved to pure man-baby-without-a-nap tantrum mode. His latest “countering domestic terrorism and organized p…
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U.S. military officials are drawing up options to target drug traffickers inside Venezuela, and strikes within that country’s borders could potentially begin in a matter of weeks.
So ein Repair Café haben wir noch nicht erlebt. Die Leute standen bis auf die Straße. Es waren sicher alleine 40 Menschen da, um ihren Computer auf Linux umzurüsten. Circa 30 Rechner haben wir direkt umrüsten können, andere wollen noch ihre Daten sichern und kommen zum nächsten Repair Café. Das war einfach eine geniale Athmosphäre. Tolles Feedback. #goodnews #Linuxmint #Linux #windows10ersatz #windowsmuede #Windows #microsoft
The most important thing for us to remember is that not only are some people not bothered by what’s happening right now; they are actually happy. I feel like we forget that sometimes. It’s not just Trump. It’s our fellow citizens.
Next up in the anything-but-Epstein distraction plan: Send troops into Portland.
"President Donald Trump said Saturday that he will send troops to Portland, Oregon, and to immigration detention facilities around the country, authorizing “Full Force, if necessary” and escalating a campaign to use the U.S. military against Americans that has little modern precedent."
Trump said in a social media post that he was directing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to provide troops to what he dubbed “War ravaged Portland.”
"Portland has been a target of right-wing politicians for the way it has handled racial-justice protests as well as its homeless population, tolerating encampments in the central part of the city. But Trump will again encounter the dynamic he did when he deployed the National Guard in Los Angeles — a military deployment in a state run by a Democratic governor who objects to the decision and will have grounds to fight it in court."
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The UN Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territories and Israel has published convincing evidence to show that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza, and its leaders did that intentionally. This article goes through the case, describing the kinds of evidence and how they relate to the genocide treaty.
Anti-Israel-Demonstranten wollen „Merz hängen sehen“ – Polizei löst Versammlung auf apollo-news.net/anti-israel-de… In Berlin kam es am Samstag erneut zu massiven Demonstrationen gegen Israel – bei einer großen Kundgebung am Roten Rathaus ... The post Anti-Israel-Demonstranten wollen „Merz hängen sehen“ – Polizei löst Versammlung auf appeared first on Apollo News. #news #press
Bei einer Anti-Israel-Demonstration in Berlin kam es zu Holocaust-Relativierung, Pro-Hamas-Rufen und vereinzelt auch zu Gewaltaufrufen gegen Friedrich Merz. Die Polizei löste die Demo deshalb unter Einsatz von „freiheitsbeschränkenden Maßnahmen“ auf.
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In Berlin haben Zehntausende gegen die Kriegsverbrechen in Gaza demonstriert. Der Protest gegen die israelische Politik ist mehrheitsfähig, sagt Michael Barenboim.
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so. mother did some digging about the area we are presently in, and turns out it's very much a rich republican town, which would definitely place me in danger if someone happens to see my trans flag croc charm.
on top of that this hotel has had a drunken resident that has not been thrown out yet, and has already tried to force himself on my mother once and would've done god knows what if me and my brother weren't there.
this area is bad for us, and it has been costing us too much both financially and psychologically. we need help getting out of here. our present plan is to go back out east to a long term hotel with a kitchen and actual transportation.
$4500 or thereabouts will allow us to pay for over a month and a half, cover transportation costs, and allow us to rebuy lost belongings.
it's a lot, but i know you can all help. this is for all of us, and not just me.
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The incompetent blackout drunk #PeteHegseth defends the awards given over the Lakota massacre to cover up the incompetence. Another confirmation of the incompetence of the #ConvictedFelonTrumpRegime. Q. E. D. #Politics
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I spent several hours in #Portland this summer on different days, seemed like a very livable city that I could imagine myself living in. No wonder FOTUS hates it
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Laserbrille 💚 @laserbrille.bsky.social am 27. September 2025 um 18:17: Der Brexit sollte Großbritannien 🇬🇧 spalten und die EU 🇪🇺 schwächen. 🤝 Die #AfD spaltet Deutschland 🇩🇪 und will die EU 🇪🇺 schwächen. ⬇️ Entweder die machen das kostenlos - oder da fließt auch Geld aus dem Kreml 🇷🇺 in deutsche Taschen. 🤔🙅♀️
Asking “…all the soldiers of the army of the US not to point their rifles at humanity," is _not_ having “…urged U.S. soldiers to…incite violence,” in fact seems to be the opposite of a call for violence (it is a call to be peaceful).
I like a lot the "Disobey the orders of Trump, obey the orders of humanity" part.
I'd like a lot to know what is «his call for an armed force to "free Palestine"», as the post reports soon before the part that is quoted in the screenshot («Petro, who has previously clashed with the Trump administration on migration and drug trafficking issues, repeated his call for an armed force to “free Palestine” while addressing a group of pro-Palestine supporters outside the United Nations headquarters on Friday»), or even better what he thinks this «international army from Asian countries to liberate Palestine»
💢 A beautiful gesture from the Brazilian president as he kissed the head of the Colombian president after his statement at the United Nations. 💢 The Colombian president described Israel as the Nazis because of the genocide. 💢 The Colombian president called for the formation of an international army from Asian countries to liberate Palestine 💢 The Colombian president gave orders to ban the passage of any ship carrying weapons to Israel. #gaza #palestine #genocide #colombia #spain #france #brazil
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lmao even.
You get what you pay for.
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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆ • • •If you've ever seen what AI tries to do when you ask it to code for you, you would understand why it's declining.
We just hired this new guy who uses AI for everything and often leads him astray and into arguments that he is definitely not prepared for.
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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆ • • •Those are some really good use cases.
EDIT: Though using AI to generate code (even small snippets) may cause licensing issues.
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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆ • • •Those are excellent use cases for AI, but it is also not a magic bullet. It cannot do everything for you, and often it can leave you a strike, especially if you're not willing to fact check it. It's a well-known fact that LLMs hallucinate, or straight up lie to you about what they know. So in many niche cases, which is what I am doing and what we hire this guy to do, it's often not effective. Just as often as it gives a silver bullet, it is often effectively wrong.
I have seen this dude use code and use AI to say things that are absolutely not true, like claiming setting a very high UID can resize a Docker image to an an absurd level nearing 500 gigabytes.
He also tried to use it to lecture me on how the auditors don't audit our company correctly and how we're actually doing things completely wrong and that he's the guy to fix it all and that'll take him just a little bit to train everybody up to shape.
LLM tools are excellent when treated with respect and the limitations of the tool is understood but unfortunately, far too many people believe it is a magic talking box that always knows everything and always has the right solution. 😮💨
I mean, this joker is so ridiculous that he can't even figure out how to use the AWS CLI correctly or how to setup "deploy" repo github keys. We asked him if he was comfortable working with puppet, or at least capable of figuring it out, and he looked like we asked him to touch a hot stove. Did I mention this joker has 15 years of experience doing stuff like this?
When I was looking at his code, it reeks of AI with anti-patterns I normally only see by strictly generated llm code.
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in reply to dastanktal • • •I think we're in complete agreement here. These things are not magic, they're tools that have limitations. I also think they're best used by devs who already have a lot of experience. If you couldn't write the code yourself without the tool, you have no business using it. It can't do the thinking for you, and just because it sounds convincing that shouldn't be mistaken for it having any sort of intelligence of its own.
I've seen plenty of people do terrible things with LLMs as well. Honestly though, it's not that different from what I've seen people do manually. For example, I've seen many inexperienced devs just start adding kludges to their code instead of stepping back and rethinking the design to make an underlying problem go away more times than I care to count. LLMs just act as an accelerant here allowing people to make a bigger mess faster.
The fact that somebody with 15 years of experience would be so bad at coding is the real story here though. Reminds me how I interviewed a dev with supposed 5 years experience one time, and they couldn't figure out how to reverse a string cause they didn't know how loops worked. That kind of stuff really makes you wonder about the industry as a whole.
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