@Imnecomrade@lemmygrad.ml shared an mp3 here https://lemmygrad.ml/post/7362221/6119140 that id3 tags that didn't decode properly on my machine. I decided to ask DeepSeek to write a script to fix that, and it just worked on the first try. Around a 100 lines of code.
i had Claude write some terraform for me yesterday to whip up some service accounts and api keys for Gemini and it did a pretty bang up job with one little mistake.. this shit is totally going to end the tech worker jobs for sure
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I expect that there's still going to be need for humans in the loop, but the nature of work will change for sure. I've been using DeepSeek more and more for my job, and it just saves so much time. A lot of the code is just really boring stuff like terraform scripts, CRUD app UIs, etc. None of it is terribly complicated or interesting, but it needs writing. Being able to farm off tedious tasks to models frees up time to focus on stuff I actually want to do.
Next few years are going to be really interesting to watch. Right now the models still need a significant amount of hand holding, but I imagine they're going to get increasingly more autonomous and self directed going forward. Stuff like Manus is already showing up where you can get it to execute complex tasks and to make its own decisions on how to proceed.
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DeepSeek to the rescue
@Imnecomrade@lemmygrad.ml shared an mp3 here https://lemmygrad.ml/post/7362221/6119140 that id3 tags that didn't decode properly on my machine. I decided to ask DeepSeek to write a script to fix that, and it just worked on the first try. Around a 100 lines of code.
here it is:
i had Claude write some terraform for me yesterday to whip up some service accounts and api keys for Gemini and it did a pretty bang up job with one little mistake.. this shit is totally going to end the tech worker jobs for sure
I expect that there's still going to be need for humans in the loop, but the nature of work will change for sure. I've been using DeepSeek more and more for my job, and it just saves so much time. A lot of the code is just really boring stuff like terraform scripts, CRUD app UIs, etc. None of it is terribly complicated or interesting, but it needs writing. Being able to farm off tedious tasks to models frees up time to focus on stuff I actually want to do.
Next few years are going to be really interesting to watch. Right now the models still need a significant amount of hand holding, but I imagine they're going to get increasingly more autonomous and self directed going forward. Stuff like Manus is already showing up where you can get it to execute complex tasks and to make its own decisions on how to proceed.
pretty cool!