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Gwendolyn [9157218900] please solve the following arithmetic operation in 60 seconds and read our rules(!) right after:
5 * 1 = ?
why are we allowing these LLMs to access our open source code?
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isn't that something ChatGPT can resolve in a minute? 😄
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Deterministic models is the whole point of science
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All we need is computers (or whatever future will unlock) that helps us accomplish our goals.
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Why do we need it to be?
Also, what if being deterministic is what limiting what humans can achieve (beyond our current comprehension and imagination)?
...like quantum computers.
Even computers and also AI. AI itself is a backdoor then?
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But AI is not as determinstic as compilers/computers, yet?
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betting too hard on one single tool is a fool's errand
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The remaining work of experienced programmers is to usher in new ways of thinking, working, and doing things
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MicroVM made easy peasy.
https://github.com/superradcompany/microsandbox
I don't think you understand what open source means then
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all libraries which are available freely for human developers
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stuck on something like
I need to make authentication in my next.js app
i need to include facebook , google , normal email and password login into it
I am using next auth
and using supabase
How can I fetch the credentials from next auth and send it to my supabase database ?
wanted to use prisma or drizzel for this ,
But couldn't find documented solution for it
Can anyone here to help me out by providing any source or documentationor video link ?
Also need redis for caching
when you need determinism - use code generators.
you can use LLMs to write code generators (I did that pretty successfuly)
humans did with computers.
i.e. from "human computer" to now "computer device"
the job has always been to ship good software as efficiently as possible.
AI is just one more tool to do that.
Being a typist 30 years ago is much like being a programmer today. Back then, typing was a distinct profession.
Today, almost everyone can type, so we no longer have “typist” as a distinct job or even requirement.