Replying to @⁨victorz@lemmy.world⁩

Music is NOT a tool.

Its more like not using a screwdriver and using only a hammer. And that would be fine - if you only have nails.

And this argument about different definitions is fundamentally dishonest under a comment that say broadly we don’t like AI. I have my definitions of interesting, useful and fun. But if I would make a post about, I would be torn apart here, lol.

Replying to @⁨Franconian_Nomad@feddit.org⁩

Some tools are useless, period.

I think AI is like being given an automatic screwdriver with the speed maxed to shit. If you pay super close attention, you might be able to do things faster, with hypervigilance and expert knowledge. In most cases, though, you won’t. Congratulations, you have screwed in 100 screws, mostly incorrectly and stripped, when everyone else did 30, and you have fucked over the people who have to fix your shit.

Replying to @⁨webadict@lemmy.world⁩

I think AI agents are a lot like a chainsaw - they can save you a lot of time vs other tools for the same job, but… you can also screw up with them rather easily.

Fortunately, I just write software with LLM agents, if it comes out badly I can start over with nothing lost but time. My experience of the last few months has been: it actually writes some pretty good software, if you know anything about writing good software with teams of people and apply that knowledge to managing the LLM agents. If you’re just some guy who doesn’t really know how to write software, LLM agents aren’t always going to save you from yourself, just like a chainsaw won’t.

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