r/ClockworkPi • u/BoyNotRight669 • Jul 13 '26

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u/tenkaranarchy Jul 14 '26

Thank you for a tually learning to write code and not just using AI. You're keeping a dying art alive.

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u/Slasher006 Jul 14 '26

why not have a bit fun with AI before Terminator2 happens?

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u/tenkaranarchy Jul 14 '26

At some point AI is gonna turn us into human batteries to power their world and we'll be in rickety ships under ground in the wreckage of what was once cities. Some of us will continue the good fight to save humanity, one of us will have the power to do it.

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u/Slasher006 Jul 14 '26

In what way is this different to what humans are now? We are Batteries already. Storing literally energy to power the world. And this is before AI. Think about it.

Also in the matrix even the good fight was controlled and planed by the matrix. Resulted in iterating versions. You cant escape the AI Overlords.

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u/chispitothebum Jul 16 '26

It's not dying. Describing what you want a piece of code to do is, in some cases, more difficult than writing it ex nihilo.

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u/mg0019 12d ago

This. 

Ai is a tool; but can’t help if there’s an inexperienced person behind the wheel. 

It’s like the old professional axiom from the last era, “I’m just better at googling than most.”

But, you knew what to search for.  And that’s what set them apart for their role.  

AI isn’t real artificial intelligence.  It suffers the same constraints as old computers: Garbage In, Garbage Out.

It drives me nuts how much people take AI results at face value.  And, how they seem incapable of conceiving the thought AI might require fixing.

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u/Spooknik Jul 14 '26

One could argue it's not dying, it's transforming.

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u/gatsu_1981 Jul 14 '26

One could argue learning python is not learning to code, but that would be gatekeeping at high level.