I never thought I would ever agree with something like this, but I do.

 

the question is where exactly is the border.

while most of us will agree that entering a prompt until it works halfway is not coding, i find it more complicated to evaluate using code made by LLMs when they are only parts of a program.

even if claude can code something better then i can, i would always keep the control over everything myself, only then it is fun enough to do it.

one of the best processes imho is that you write your own code and have the AI find bugs when something does not work as it should. for example because of a typo, or because you failed to understand something...

 

Oh god the suno huckster is back. What ai products are we rationalizing, justifying and peddling today?

 

lol.. bro I’ve been on this forum for over a decade, always trying to help well before AI.

the funny thing is nothing I’ve ever posted on here I’ve asked for money for with any of the companies I’ve worked for.

I’ve given away free Suno, replay, loopcloud, even splice back in the day to everyone on this forum.

Every tool I’m offering to the AS community for free if anyone can find them useful.

but you’re right this site fell off in the past 10
Years. Later yall! I got shows to play.

 

Exactly. When I was in sound engineering school there was that one guy a year younger and that stupid fck one day said: Nah, I'm not that much of an audio engineer, I see myself more in the role of a producer. Like I would say "make that kick punchier" or "have that guitar have more grit". And I thought to myself "You my friend are a stupid idiot who is not gonna get far". I hope he found his purpose in life, I haven't seen him in the audio industry, thats for sure.

 

i think broduzer ist written with B but otherwise i agree, and we all know this type of person.

it is sad for these people themselves that they will never be able to use an LLM to get into their righful boss role, but they still could buy a little dog.

 

He's not peddling anything. The opposite actually. Super helpful. Happy to share, with a wide range of knowledge, as well as literally giving, as he mentioned above.

ya'll are being rude. bullies, for no reason. Chasing away someone who not only gives freely, but has invaluable experience and insights into the inner workings of the industry. If you don't like AI, cool, but are we really going to resort to bullying someone who has contributed so much over the years?

Some random account created a week ago starts sharing slop they made, by all means, lets bully lol, but cmon, lets not be jerks to people that actually contribute just because the discussion is something you don't like.

 

next time try codex, or an agent in vscode, much more useful than chatgpt