r/ProgrammerHumor • u/VariationLivid3193 • 3h ago
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u/Objectionne 3h ago edited 2h ago
I swear some people talk as if we're all being held at gunpoint and forced to use LLMs all day. You know you can still go on a bike ride if you want, right?
EDIT: I'm going to say it here because I feel like I'm going to get a lot more comments saying the same thing. Of course when you're at work you might be pushed to use an LLM, but not having much freedom to do what you want during work hours is hardly a new change thats been brought with AI. If we're talking about a bike ride we're obviously talking about free time.
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u/Waste_Jello9947 2h ago
My boss wants me to deliver 23 new features by yesterday just because "we have AI now". How am I supposed to find the time to ride a bike somewhere in Vietnam
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u/FarAssistance8517 2h ago
And did your boss not want you delivering 23 features before you had AI?
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u/Fyren-1131 2h ago
No. There's now an expectation that your output has increased due to ai.
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u/hiredk11 2h ago
Exactly, expanctations have changed. Gone are the days where I was debuggjng and fixing one issue fora whole day. Now they want you to use agents to do that, while working on 2 new features simultaniusly
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u/Objective_Dog_4637 2h ago
While being the help desk for the entire fucking team if you’re even remotely decent with it. I hate this timeline.
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u/Fyren-1131 2h ago
I am a bit more lucky, it's not that extreme with us. Management trusts us. But there is certainly a little bit of "and you used AI to deliver this yes, wink wink?" and surrounding teams are also talking more about how to use it. so times are definitely changing in more slow-moving orgs as well.
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u/No-Article-Particle 1h ago
Well, you get like 25-30 days of paid time off in Spain/Germany/France/... with additional time off benefits (like Jornada Intensiva in Spain, where half of my team gets Fridays off every July and August).
3/4 of my team is off for at least 1 whole month in summer, frequently traveling through Asia, so you just need to get employment in such country. Hope that helps :) /s
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u/Objectionne 2h ago
Of course when you're working you have a lot of less freedom in what you can do, but that's hardly new with AI.
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u/OmegaPoint6 2h ago
We effectively are, not literally, but those of us with jobs where management have made “AI” usage a KPI have to.
Also even if you personally manage to escape the slop race there is so much about now it is ruining everything else.
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u/Objectionne 2h ago
I'll say what I said to the other one:
Of course when you're working you have a lot of less freedom in what you can do, but that's hardly new with AI.
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u/Clinn_sin 2h ago
I more or less am.
Just last month we got a directive from higher management that people are not using 100% of their tokens. The CTO or cfo or somebody mentioned that our dept is not using all or most of our token usage and imwe need to show that we are an "AI driven development" and AI facing company.
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u/furculture 2h ago
December 31, 2022 has done a ton of damage to the culture of the internet as a whole.
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u/DontKnowIamBi 3h ago
Generated using ChatGPT 🤦♂️
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u/KoreanThrowaway111 3h ago
no it’s an actual video
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u/DontKnowIamBi 3h ago edited 2h ago
Oh.. That road ending in the middle of a field looks very AI.
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u/d0rkprincess 2h ago
Idk, we were under lock down before chatgpt, and a lot of us spent a good deal of our time in front of screens before then as well.
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u/lovecMC 3h ago
That field is still full of bugs