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AI rapidly increases speed of the first 90% of software development.

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  • emocoder@hachyderm.ioE emocoder@hachyderm.io

    @gosha the worst thing is when it turns out there’s ANOTHER 90%

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    @emocoder the worst!

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    • emocoder@hachyderm.ioE emocoder@hachyderm.io

      AI rapidly increases speed of the first 90% of software development. But still, you’ll have to do the remaining 90% yourself.

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      @emocoder Yep, posted about this recently, my company is pushing us to go crazy AI first (whatever that means, it depends on the day and sleep quality of the C - levels).

      They are the best cases of dunning kruger I have ever met:
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

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      • emocoder@hachyderm.ioE emocoder@hachyderm.io

        AI rapidly increases speed of the first 90% of software development. But still, you’ll have to do the remaining 90% yourself.

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        @emocoder And now it's the remaining 900%.

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        • emocoder@hachyderm.ioE emocoder@hachyderm.io

          AI rapidly increases speed of the first 90% of software development. But still, you’ll have to do the remaining 90% yourself.

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          @emocoder And it's much harder to do that second 90% if you don't have all the mental context of how you made the first 90%.

          It's like playing a game and skipping through the first level straight to the second. Sure you'll start sooner but you won't arrive with all the lessons the first level would have taught you.

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          • emocoder@hachyderm.ioE emocoder@hachyderm.io

            AI rapidly increases speed of the first 90% of software development. But still, you’ll have to do the remaining 90% yourself.

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            @emocoder Right? It's that 80:20 rule turned into its worst self. Now the humans *only* do the hard parts and on a foundation of inscrutable AI slop to boot.

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            • yvandasilva@hachyderm.ioY yvandasilva@hachyderm.io

              @emocoder Yep, posted about this recently, my company is pushing us to go crazy AI first (whatever that means, it depends on the day and sleep quality of the C - levels).

              They are the best cases of dunning kruger I have ever met:
              https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

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              @YvanDaSilva @emocoder My employer is attempting to use AI for absolutely everything, having neglected to build any habits around testing, architecture, etc. We've built no guardrails for ourselves and now we're letting the bot do most of the driving.

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              • emocoder@hachyderm.ioE emocoder@hachyderm.io

                AI rapidly increases speed of the first 90% of software development. But still, you’ll have to do the remaining 90% yourself.

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                @emocoder
                I have heard the original 90% + 90% joke 2 previous times and it was always hilarious too.
                Both guys told it as "old soviet joke: ..." And were in fact born in Russia.

                Turns out it was Tom Cargill at Bell Labs!

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                • leonerd@fosstodon.orgL leonerd@fosstodon.org

                  @emocoder And it's much harder to do that second 90% if you don't have all the mental context of how you made the first 90%.

                  It's like playing a game and skipping through the first level straight to the second. Sure you'll start sooner but you won't arrive with all the lessons the first level would have taught you.

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                  @leonerd @emocoder

                  If you skip directly to the higher levels in games, you won't have the tools, skills, experience, hit points, weapons, or other things you would have gained along the way.

                  It will be a slaughter.

                  .

                  (It will be them slaughtering you.)

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                  • emocoder@hachyderm.ioE emocoder@hachyderm.io

                    AI rapidly increases speed of the first 90% of software development. But still, you’ll have to do the remaining 90% yourself.

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                    @emocoder @sean yes, yes

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                    • emocoder@hachyderm.ioE emocoder@hachyderm.io

                      AI rapidly increases speed of the first 90% of software development. But still, you’ll have to do the remaining 90% yourself.

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                      @emocoder the funny things is that Drupal did exactly this too

                      There have been many claims over the decades

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