I have mostly experience with a large app that I have been building lately. I use VSC with Claude. I have some background in coding but I do not do it for a living. As a tool, AI works best when there is a plan to follow and a master document for it to update to record progress. Starting from a proof of concept first and then expanding from there provides clarity. Sometimes I have used another AI to create a refined method to be implemented by another AI.

What I do not like about AI coding: the intellectual and memory challenges fade away. There is no more brainwork that I have liked about coding. Copy-pasting and especially auto-coding become boring quite fast, and I have no deep knowledge of the code. I do not have problems with it to think about: solutions to feel accomplished for. Those only come when I catch an AI doing something stupid.

I could not have written the app to this extent this fast without the help of AIs, but while I am happy about the app I feel unfulfilled.

There is a danger that while pushing AI into everything hoping for continuous growth, the actual growth as a human being is reversed, unless we are vigilant.

It is somewhat of an insulting example, although I see the practicality. There used to be a major organ in the human body that was better utilised. Thinking is replaced with artificial thinking.

You have found the answer to why older people like to go on Caribbean cruises and live in warmer climates. The use of woolly socks is another sign!

Certain Caribbean fruits contain a neurotoxin annonacin which has a causal connection to a form of Parkinson and related diseases. A two decade long study was the latest to conclude that this July.

I agree it's as idiotic to drink a herbal tea based on a toxic plant as it is to allow toxins in a drinking water.

A nationalist administration desperate to regain lost prestige deems a domestically produced font inferior and seeks consolation in another bed.

Seems like having a friendly chat with your fellow human being is akin to interstellar travel for some.

Six seven eh.

We love being artificially intelligent. Anything that binds us.

Reserved for the higher echelons of the dark side

There is undeniable logic in that removing all humans solves all human problems.

When machines can sustain a machine economy and population, human mortality and existence will have an interesting mirror. At that point, the machine intelligence will likely already exist in its own unfathomable reality.

It is more than likely that many humans will also want to become machines. Some may even want to become vomit machines. The cycle is complete.

Consumers can be served better through regulation

There is a lot of plastic and such already.

Depending on the need, archival quality Blu-ray Discs are not bad either. As to the material, it is not much unlike writing modern stone tablets.

They will preload everything based on your daily habits and sell it as a copilot, when in fact it is a shitty captain.

Somewhere in Redmond a megalomaniac mid-level manager sees an opportunity in Notepad. It will become the everything app, and he will use it to conquer the organisation. Eventually, it will replace the Windows desktop, perfectly virtualising it.

That a machine is felt as a trustworthy companion tells a lot about the general state of society.

As a tool, it is useful to some extent, but even when it is just a machine, it shows that humanity can be lot moreâ¦