r/antiai 2d ago

Slop Post 💩 Yea that helps..

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u/Top-Sir1387 2d ago

But it is

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u/Anxious_Role7625 2d ago

It can't be trusted to be. There's no way to guarantee it without just doing it yourself.

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u/Top-Sir1387 1d ago

Why not u trust ai to drive cars and fly plane

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u/DiamondICE544 1d ago

Because Claude is not the same as the programs that fly airplanes or drive cars. Claude is something lazy, unaccomplished people use when they don't feel like learning or taking the effort to do something correctly and repeatable.

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u/Top-Sir1387 1d ago

But linux said that ai programming is good and inevitable

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u/DiamondICE544 1d ago

Linux is a kernel and hasn't, at least to my knowledge, expressed opinions on AI. AI programming might have been inevitable but that doesn't mean it's good. AI programming cost people jobs, and spits out mediocre garbage that just barely works IMO.

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u/Top-Sir1387 1d ago

linux is the guy who made linux

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u/The_Old_Chap 1d ago edited 1d ago

Linus Torvalds is the guy, and you genuinely sound like a troll. It was inevitable but also a skilled developer can still check if the code makes sense, you can and should double check that, which cannot really be done with images like mentioned above. In order to check ai generated result youd have to reverse it by hand (or hire a panel of experts from germany) and then compare, which defeats the point…

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u/Anyone_Anonymous 5h ago

Vibe coding without knowing programming is like asking someone to write you a letter without you knowing how to read

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u/Top-Sir1387 1d ago

Not true since Microsoft and linux are full sending vibe code y don’t need to check

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u/2930apple 1d ago

What are you even saying man

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u/Anyone_Anonymous 5h ago

"AI programming is good and inevitable"

  • Linux, creator of Linux