Comment by emp17344
2 days ago
Minor shifts in productivity are hard to measure. Major jumps in productivity would be obvious. I think it’s clear that, if AI is affecting productivity, it’s to a minor degree at best.
2 days ago
Minor shifts in productivity are hard to measure. Major jumps in productivity would be obvious. I think it’s clear that, if AI is affecting productivity, it’s to a minor degree at best.
i think it will make things go backwards.
the big leaps in productivity come from really great ideas that are formalised into concepts that then take form.
this comes from being in a meditative state. not blasting output at a higher rate.
Maybe. It also lets people build things that never would have existed before. My hobby is competitive pinball. There are multiple new stat and tournament tracking apps that have been vibe coded by people who never would have written code by hand.
So..?
If it was genuinely worth building before, you would have. Having some kind of cost involved is a force of nature that invokes one to decide whether it is worth doing it or not.
Moreover these activities only serve to enhance the wealth and interests of the few. Congrats. Don’t forget to look in the mirror.
3 replies →