And that shit will eat entire _days_. And it's worse than doing nothing because you're still exhausted at the end of it and all you did was change the color of a cell on somebody's stupid-ass Sales Force plugin.
You wanna fucking talk to me about value-add?! Why don't we discuss how much time you spend reviewing TPS reports each week, mother fucker?
(I'm fine. Really. I'm fine. This is fine.)
@401matthall @sharpcheddargoblin @maaneeack @zzt
Honestly you could be describing my job. Worse still every sentence out of my coworkers mouths starts with "I asked Claude" or "Claude says".
If I cared what Claude thought I wouldn't have asked you!
@401matthall @sharpcheddargoblin @maaneeack @zzt
No one even gives any effort anymore. Just straight to the thinking machine to vomit whatever it said back at others.
Yep. I don't feel like there's anything I can do to stop my co-workers from using it the encouragement from above is _strong_.
I _do_, however, remind them _constantly_ this thing is _ltierally_ non-deterministic. It can, and will, give you a different answer to the same prompt multiple times in a row. Everything about AI/LLMs is a _cheat_.
Since it's non-deterministic to _give_ the robot a sense of continuity that it _fundamentally_ lacks they created contexts.
Then bundles of context became Skills, with a capital S.
These things are _all_ work-arounds to the fundamental nature of LLMs. They're explicitly incongruent with the tasks they're given.
This is all scripts, work-arounds, and an insane amount of compute scaling to _hide_ the absolute fail-state of "AI".
Anyway. I share your pain and frustration.