🌟 Internet Famous Jason Thor Hall / PirateSoftware / Maldavius Figtree / DarkSphere Creations / Maldavius / Thorwich / Witness X / @PotatoSec - Incompetent Furry Programmer, Blizzard Nepo Baby, Lies about almost every thing in his life, Industry Shill, Carried by his father, Hate boner against Ross Scott of Accursed Farms, False Flagger

[Kuritan Deplorable]

I'm not code man and you most likely have more experience with how it can go wrong in a professional setting of course, but in my layman's experience I have been extremely pleased with its abilities.

This is one of the fascinatingly difficult bits of AI, which is that its difficult to know what it doesn't know, without actually knowing the space in the first place. Your own situation is actually a great example.

Personal example, I wanted a quick auto-clicker for a browser game I was playing that was giving me hand-strain. Using Claude's help, I was able to generate a fully working program that did exactly what I wanted to using python scripting. I do not know how to code. I could not even begin to write working code on my own. But Claude made me a working auto-clicker, with my only input being "I want it to do XYZ at W rate of speed".

And the reason it did so is because what you asked for was not special. There are literally hundreds of these scripts on Github. Its actually such a common thing that its a favorite script of Pajeets trying to be real developers, writing substack or medium articles about the shit, blasting their linkedins as 'homebrew tooling creators' and such shit. If you don't know this, the bot looks like it generated something novel. But in practice, it just regurgitated training data - and since you asked for something it had complete reference for, it just tossed up that complete reference, and didn't happen to hallucinate along the way.

AI can absolutely write boilerplate. But the very boilerplate its writing is also out there, for free, which is where it learned the damned thing in the first place. It might look magical at the low awareness end, but its really just an inferior, error prone search system based on exceptionally autistic levels of autocomplete.

 

[fiddlecauliflower]

It doesn't need to. As long as the individual using the tool has a grasp of what they're asking it to do and can review the output for errors, it's extremely valuable and speeds up a lot of tedium. As well, if the task is simple enough, some LLMs can output full working code, even when the author knows nothing about the code.

Personal example, I wanted a quick auto-clicker for a browser game I was playing that was giving me hand-strain. Using Claude's help, I was able to generate a fully working program that did exactly what I wanted to using python scripting. I do not know how to code. I could not even begin to write working code on my own. But Claude made me a working auto-clicker, with my only input being "I want it to do XYZ at W rate of speed". For fairness's sake I did run into a lot of errors and roadblocks, but it was also able to self-solve errors when they were pointed out in most cases, though I did have to work around dead-ends.

Another example, I used Copilot to correct some broken code in an application I downloaded that fixed an error that impeded its ability to function.

I'm not code man and you most likely have more experience with how it can go wrong in a professional setting of course, but in my layman's experience I have been extremely pleased with its abilities.

The reason it did well here is because this is a very basic script that is self contained and likely there is a lot of information on the web about it. If you try to do anything more complicated (like needing multiple files, not a single file code) it will not work without a decent amount of knowledge of what you're doing. It's the same as googling for stackoverflow answers and copy-pasting the code.

 

[Fat Nigga Fella]

Frontend webdevs are the niggers of SWE. They're only in it for the money, they're the loudest and most opinionated on stuff that doesn't matter, and they're all bad at coding. Because there's so many of them, modern frameworks are designed to hand-hold them as much as possible at the cost of speed and usability for non-niggers. They're one of the main reasons software is getting slower and uglier. They all love flat design not only because it's trivially easy to make, but because they have no taste beyond AI slop and whatever Apple's designers are doing at the moment. All of the biggest SWE sloptubers are frontend webdevs. The reason they doompost about AI the most is because it's good enough at writing bad code to threaten their jobs. They're the bottom quintile of SWE dragging everyone else down with them. Also half of them are Indians.
Blessed Carlo Acutis and Servant of God Terry Davis, please intercede for us and bring our prayers to the Lord, that we may deport all SWEgroids back to Uttar Pradesh

God, I hate "Low-level/backend" faggots so much because you niggers make me defend Theo of all people.

First of all, Theo was a backend dev before going to front, he said it multiple times and unlike our beloved Jason, he has proven it. Also, another farmer already said it, he is VERY pro AI, he has a tech-bro mentality.

Second, the problem about front-end is how "superficial" it is, so you get a bunch of niggers and pajeets making shitty websites, or "non-technical" UI/UX designers that want to also be a front-end dev. But shitty programers are not only front-end, they exists in all programming groups. My argument? Jason; Jason is not a front-end dev, he's a """"""""game dev""""""""" and he's not making websites in React.

Blaming slow Software to front-end niggas is being an ignorant of Software development in general, the problem of slow Software is not only Web development, is almost every type of development. Look at Gaming development for example, games with 2005 graphics needs a GPU from at least 2018, that's INSANE BEHAVIOR, DUDE.

The real problem is: Pajeets, Project Management and clients; those 3 don't care about quality, they care about having the product for yesterday with 109348234820 features that nobody asked for.

All of the biggest SWE sloptubers are frontend webdevs

Believe it or not, as someone who has watched a lot of SWE slop, most are Full-Stack and have an insane obsession with Big Tech, so they grind LeetCode a lot. Coding Jesus is one of them, the nigger is a grifter that we are just tolerating because he's shitting on Jason.

ThePrimeAgen? He's pure backend, and it's OPINIONATED AS FUCK, not as much as Theo and not as much today, but back when he was starting to gain fame, he was extremely opinionated.

They all love flat design not only because it's trivially easy to make, but because they have no taste beyond AI slop and whatever Apple's designers are doing at the moment.

This is not a Front-End problem, is a UI/UX problem.

TL;DR: Jason is a faggot. Eat my entire ass.


Also, Rust is full of trannies writing niggerlicious code, explain that nigga.

 

[Not Funny]

Ross is in no way suicidal.

 

[Two Frogs]

This is one of the fascinatingly difficult bits of AI, which is that its difficult to know what it doesn't know, without actually knowing the space in the first place. Your own situation is actually a great example.

It's the same as googling for stackoverflow answers and copy-pasting the code.

I mean, yeah. I'm not saying it's some kind of geniusbrain thinking on its own and making something beautiful. I knew I was asking for something simple.

The important thing here to me is that I knew what I wanted but had nooo idea on how to make it, no idea where to begin, and no living person to ask for help. In fact I can compare that directly to sentiments I've seen from those who use AI tools to make art. They're blown away that "they" can "make" something like that, for the first time. Setting all aside that they're using a tool to generate outputs, it's a similar situation. They can't make it, they don't know how to start, and this tool can render a full and complete output that works.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that it jingled keys in front of me and I clapped, but by god nothing else has jingled keys for me like this before.

 

[Fat Nigga Fella]

AI can absolutely write boilerplate. But the very boilerplate its writing is also out there, for free, which is where it learned the damned thing in the first place. It might look magical at the low awareness end, but its really just an inferior, error prone search system based on exceptionally autistic levels of autocomplete.

Yeah tell Claude to update a Bare-workflow React Native project made years ago to the new version and it shits itself. Stuff that has low content on the internet or is very different in each project, the AI can't solve shit.

 

[Arnold Swollenmember]

Ross is in no way suicidal.

He can't be, he HAS to MAKE the MOVIE

 

[Poteto]

His dad seems like a really nice good guy, maybe there's something fucked up about him, I don't know, but I think his dad may have unwittingly reinforced or increase to the odds of his son becoming a narcissist by naming him after a God that a lot of people regard as really cool and is currently being portrayed as such in popular media. Most people are familiar with the name from the marvel superhero, not the real cultural mythology and religion that that came from, so it's really no different from naming your son Spider-Man or Batman or punisher. This is probably a stretch and he would have turned out exactly the same without that. I thought it was some gay nickname he gave himself and I only found out like a minute ago that it's his actual middle name.

Regardless, never name your son or daughter anything that you think sounds cool or badass or whatever. Best case scenario, they will just be teased growing up for having a gay lame name, worst case scenario, it will feed their ego in the worst way and you get something like what we see here. I don't see a reasonable normal outcome happening 9 times out of 10. Naming your kid a normal boring name doesn't mean they'll grow up to be boring, it means they won't develop some sort of complex around something you had control over.

 

[finnoid retard]

Believe it or not, as someone who has watched a lot of SWE slop, most are Full-Stack and have an insane obsession with Big Tech

Yeah these faggots have a massive hardon for big tech. They are like Maldy and love to bring up their times at <INSERT NIGGER COMPANY HERE> and how cool it was to work on <INSERT FAGGOT PROPRIETARY TECH HERE>.

I have an intense burning hatred to even work in the start up sphere I work in, I think I would actually kill myself if i would work in big tech. I for sure would know i would do the same fucking faggotry by announcing to the world every 5 minutes that I work(ed) at XYZ Big Slop company simply because its also an insanely good marketing tool to get a loyal fanbase of dicklicking retards

 

[Kuritan Deplorable]

Ross is in no way suicidal.

I don't think they can assassinate Ross, the molds replaced his brain, he's closer to the recent Resident Evil game's antagonists, its mold all the way down, bullets are but a nuisance.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that it jingled keys in front of me and I clapped, but by god nothing else has jingled keys for me like this before.

For sure, and you are absolutely welcome to enjoy it, especially if its free - I have open source image and text models on my own computer that are fun to fuck around with. But corpo's are paying thousands if not tens of thousands of dollars per license for something inferior to a google search in usability. Any argument of it replacing or assisting human workers requires those workers to be sufficiently incompetent as that they couldn't have done the job in the first place, and that lack of competence makes it impossible for them to effectively audit the AI output.

 

[Two Frogs]

Yeah tell Claude

I wish I could. The free key I was leeching off of expired and it's 2expensive4me to subscribe to. I'm actually kind of really sad because it's a great model and I miss it.

Any argument of it replacing or assisting human workers requires those workers to be sufficiently incompetent as that they couldn't have done the job in the first place, and that lack of competence makes it impossible for them to effectively audit the AI output.

I don't know, I think as an assistant and a tool it's very interesting. As long as one is intelligent and skilled enough to review its output for errors, as well as to thoroughly test the output for usability, it can serve a purpose, I feel. Leaving aside the idea for using it to manage high level code, for example it's a very interesting "search and explain" tool. Where google just searches, Gemini can search and explain, by aggregating results and rewording them into simple english. It can also provide decent analysis of text - checking for errors, evaluating tone, etc. A lot of people make it through high school functionally illiterate and that was happening long before AI came and cuckolded the entire school system; I can think of many use cases for the less fortunate where a tool that can check and edit, like making resumes and cover letters, would help them in life. So I think even in casual ways it will be a big help, as long as people continue to use their brain with it. (Huge ask, I know.)

I just really like it and can see that it has so much potential in the right hands.

 

[Aidan]

There is a whole forum for this.

 

[Yapping1337]

Any argument of it replacing or assisting human workers requires those workers to be sufficiently incompetent as that they couldn't have done the job in the first place, and that lack of competence makes it impossible for them to effectively audit the AI output.

That's wild, guess I'll quit the company I've been with for a decade because I couldn't do the job actually.

 

[Two Frogs]

My point is that someone should take the Heartbound source code and finish it themselves using Copilot to shame Hippie Hair into finishing his goddamn game

 

[Aurellia Spaghettellia]

Sort of ITT: What happened to that weird dude who was making the AI version of streamers? It was pretty cringe but it had good comedy potential. Feels like it was years ago now.
I say this because I'm surprised I never saw any of Jason.

 

[Maeis]

Sort of ITT: What happened to that weird dude who was making the AI version of streamers? It was pretty cringe but it had good comedy potential. Feels like it was years ago now.
I say this because I'm surprised I never saw any of Jason.

When people do this litigious people can get it taken down, so doing one of Jason is asking for trouble.

I wish I could. The free key I was leeching off of expired and it's 2expensive4me to subscribe to. I'm actually kind of really sad because it's a great model and I miss it.

Just so you know, this is literal fraud. Not going to rat you out but be careful with that.

 

[Adam Copium]

Have people dug into /r/PirateSoftware much?

I think /r/PirateSnarkware is where it's at

 

[Ted's Cabin]

Somebody else compared him to DSP and I'm really starting to see it.

The main similarity I see is his tendency to become incredibly aggressive at the slightest bit of push-back or disagreement, which lead to the now famous "eat my entire ass" incident. If either of them get pressured at all they also immediately jump to aggression, banning everyone involved, and then acting like anyone critical of them is just crazy. You can see it in nearly every DSP clip or look at Jason's response to chronic faking the "hype train" where he said it's completely normal for an employee to give money to his boss, and to criticize how a grown man spends his behavior is lunacy. As a bonus they also make a big show every time someone gets executed in the chat.

That's always a fun one, not only it is completely impossible for the HR to not have known (maldy joined twice!!), I absolutely cannot picture Jason not bragging about this on a weekly basis.

Within one day of working at blizzard he was probably bragging about it to all of his coworkers locked in the QA department with him.

Just so you know, this is literal fraud. Not going to rat you out but be careful with that.

Oh shit, good thing you didn't call the cops on the guy reusing an API key for a $20 chatbot subscription. Next thing you know they'll be knocking down my door for logging into my friend's steam account.

 

[Ol' Slag]

Does anyone know if the guy who made a parody game of streamers who made Pirate into a roach is still in litigation with him?

 

[Maeis]

Oh shit, good thing you didn't call the cops on the guy reusing an API key for a $20 chatbot subscription. Next thing you know they'll be knocking down my door for logging into my friend's steam account.

I mean, this was pretty rampant a few years back and some people went to prison for it, but go off.