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I believe Microsoft’s target audience is the layman who is not an AI user but rather a regular user who wants a quick answer.

Stating Christian ideals like intelligent design is definitely something I’d expect from a Christian.

I offended a coworker by asking him to not send me AI written things because they’re wrong in subtle ways and overly verbose. I’m glad someone else shares my opinion.

This is an exceedingly simplified version of a roughly hour long video in which he points out problems and gives credit to capitalism.

He’s openly been a Christian since the beginning of his channel.

Easy solution. Do not connect your TV to the internet.

Here I am mad that work does forced reboots every 2 weeks on windows workstations.

How aware internally are employees that Opus 5’s language is incomprehensibly complicated? Please fix with Opus 5.1.

Collaboratively trying to figure out an unknown. I quite enjoy this type of interaction of strangers versus the typical arguments

Have you tried on personal finance analysis? That is what I most want to do but haven’t gotten around to it.

What do you think of AI generated infographics? Someone at my job is creating them on the daily and sending them around to leadership. I find it lazy and too busy.

Part of the problem is there’s so much garbage on the internet that an LLM can consume in search of the answer. As humans, we look into source quality: we can tell it by reputation of the website, how carefully crafted that site is, what qualifications the author has, and much more. There are many subtle tells on the internet that indicate source quality to humans, that AI cannot pick up on.

I experienced this first hand this week while searching for a specification on how much oil my car holds. AI gave me different answers multiple times. I manually searched, found an official manufacturer page, and got the proper information. Had I listened to the AI the first time, I would’ve severely underfilled my car.

No. As a human I like reading human written text over computer written text. I want something a human composed with thought put into it. Not something a human tried to save time with by having the machine write it.

I do this too. Want to get a comma.ai device just so I don’t have to wiggle the steering wheel.

Same, have a very old MBP. Not sure what to do because I don’t want to wait a year and a half. That coupled with today’s price increases make it a tougher decision.

As an amateur app dev using on device AI: If they replace Apple Foundation model with Gemma 4 I would be so happy.

Probably vibe coded. I use StopTheMadness to prevent it.

Did you not run phpMyAdmin in the 90s/2000s? Nobody was that secure back then.

Yeah, fully agentic coding just takes too much knowledge out of the engineer. It’s a lazy man’s button to do work and yield average results. Fun for vibe coding and not reliable enough for enterprise where quality matters. Maybe their focus will pay off in reliability, maybe not.

…the best model for agentic coding, is the top goal right now.

Their motives are to make the best product to compete in a very competitive market.

No, because handing a project over the wall almost always ends in disaster. The requirements are never clear enough.

The author doesn’t address: A good engineer spends little comparative time coding versus other tasks for established projects. A good engineer understands the system end to end. Offshore developers are worse than Llama3.

0% chance this spreads rapidly in the first world.

Make it a distributed compute problem like GIMPS and let the crowd solve it.

IBM is reinventing itself, no? From mainframe maximalists to purchasing HashiCorp, Red Hat, Confluent. All to capture enterprise for years to come. It seems as if IBM is making a comeback.

Description from website: Kaiden runs your coding agents in isolated sandboxes and equips them with the models, tools, and assets they need. Repeatable, preconfigured environments to iterate faster. Experiment safely. Works locally or in your enterprise environment. Built for developers, governed by your platform team.

15 span of control is nothing for many managers in large companies. I’ve seen 30-45 before.

I wish they would stop trying to over regulate everything. If you want to use your tool battery in another brand just get an adapter.

Old claim, from April 2026?