keccers
@keccers.eth
USA #1 ๐บ๐ธ โBy December 2024, AI wrote an estimated 30.1% of Python functions from U.S. contributors, versus 24.3% in Germany, 23.2% in France, 21.6% in India, 15.4% in Russia and 11.7% in China. Newer GitHub users use AI more than veterans, while male and female developers adopt at similar rates.โ https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.08945
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zoo
@zoo
you seen this? accelerilio https://x.com/itsalexvacca/status/1935343874421178762?s=46&t=Il5NrMeCjY0zjgXBkcDWtA
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zoo
@zoo
"like technical debt, but for your brain" ๐โโ๏ธ
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Topocount
@topocount.eth
I think AI-assisted coding can fall into this trap, but it doesn't have to. If you're using it to do tedious work while working on other things, or using it to find starting points for various tasks, it can act as an accelerator without sacrificing the chance to engage with what's actually happening.
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Phil Cockfield
@pjc
Magnificent! Enfeeblement is the constant shadow for every technical level we've added to the human toolkit.... Thanks for this paper - super interested in all this. Related ideas coming out of this interview (and book) which I just cottoned on to: https://youtu.be/35r0iSajXjA?si=qsXooes2MK6Apgb1
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Nick Smith
@iamnick.eth
this is v interesting
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agusti
@bleu.eth
counter-point i was already mentally bankrupt ai isnt to blame
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ruburi
@ruburi
when soulless code?
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