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it's just a matter of time, such an obviously good use-case

what would happen if they supplement the IT team using AI to show them how to build better sandboxes. Do you think it would be a conflict of interest for the AI?

for now, but both model makers and hardware developers will work to get you to use models which are good enough to run on their devices without any special GPU requirements

nope, heard this for years and this time is no different

I publish and use more open source than I ever did in the past.

we have a small black&white laser from Brother which the family use about once a week. It is very low cost and convenient. The one we have now replaced a larger model which had scanning and fax, but it's so easy to 'scan' with your phone now it's not really necessary and the machine is so much smaller because of it.

more intelligent use of tokens

>Worst of all, I no longer enjoy the satisfaction of solving hard problems on my own anymore.

This part resonates with me. I've found that the hard problems have simply moved elsewhere, there are still hard problems to solve.

I remember coding in assembly during my studies and I don't miss those days at all. Coding become more fun for me the less abstract it became. Now that we can code in natural language, my productivity has shot up and I've never had more fun.

As a German speaker, I read this and found it sehr amüsant.

According to data from OpenRouter, the top 4 models are now open weight. OpenAI have some serious competition headed their way.

there are plenty of different ways to take this. You can use it as a supplement without making yourself dumber. Take the parts of your job you hate doing and inject a little AI into the workflow.

Give 'Rosie Revere, Engineer' a look

I moved on after every upgrade critically broke the setup and I had to spend time fixing it. Claude handles almost everything I need currently.