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are LLMs conscious? I am adjusting the terms. an LLM being unconscious means the runtime has crashed or it's not responding in some way. more of a debugging scenario than a philosophical one. "My AI is conscious" — good, status 200
Really don't think it's fair to reduce Notion to "a genAI notepad." I use Notion extensively for project and knowledge management without touching AI, even indirectly. Nothing this dev mentions about Notion here necessarily implicates AI usage, simply organization.
Early version of AI
Still fake still AI
You can spot who uses AI well when something breaks. One explains why the fix works. The other just says it works. The tool is the same. The difference appears on the next bug. If you can’t explain the fix, it isn’t finished. #SoftwareEngineering #AI #buildinpublic
You know what ain't AI though, this steez
AI/Photoshop, but how close to teh truth?
:S I got riled up over stupid AI bullshit... again. see: my last big dumb rant thread.
1/ @KyleOrl: “AI coding agents generate more code, but not more software” arstechnica.com/ai/2026/10/ai-… Quote: Any efficiency increased during the actual coding phase, the study authors find, is “absorbed by downstream constraints in the production process”; as “the code review process significantly increases in length, pull requests are more likely to require revisions, and reviewers leave more comments.”
arstechnica.com AI coding agents generate more code, but not more software
But still Fuck AI
on AI eroding trust and humanity
I’ve not been around much lately honestly because I’ve been struggling with honestly just pure rage. I loved programming and everyone is just sharing and celebrating code slop everywhere I turn. I’m getting real worn down by everyone being anti-AI until it comes to the thing I do. Then it’s fine.
🦝I wonder what the mindset is to blatantly admit "yea usually I like to learn new things but with this project I just didn't give a shit actually" like, why bother then?
6 months of agentic AI with 75 senior devs. +75% stories, −40% bugs. And that is where the real problem started. Not the bugs. From my keynote to 3 articles, ending with our agentic software factory. Part 1: medium.com/@tpierrain/t...
medium.com The hardest part begins when it works.
Refuting the big lie, again.
This has been my experience with people “writing with” AI.
Here comes the fifth and final post about spying on AI harnesses: you will see what transcripts files bring; including the system prompts sent to the model! chrisnas.github.io/posts/2026-1...
chrisnas.github.io Beyond hooks: enriching live sessions with undocumented transcript logs
Another day of "I asked Claude to do something, now I have no fucking idea what it's doing. It seems to be working."
Jumping Jesus on a pogo stick: "After asking his AI about ways to get better sleep, the AI TOOK OVER HIS SELF-DRIVING TESLA and directed him to a grocery store to buy magnesium supplements." And he thinks this is "amazing" and "awesome." "And yet there were safety concerns." YA THINK?
Because they're going to rig it with AI and shit
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