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Is Fable 5 really the end of SWE? Or is it really just a transformation? (Blind)

• AlucardPen (Capital One): This is the model that was “too dangerous to release”? Fuck off. This hype marketing is getting old and annoying
• ☕. (Amazon): I don’t think what kills SWE is a smarter model. I think it would be a rearchitecture of how software is written and delivered. The current systems still assume humans are involved somewhere.
• pico_gallo (Microsoft): I really don’t understand how software engineers that create scope, define work, create strategy, design systems, being clarity and align, etc, can be replaced. Just had a peer send a PR written with Claude, the code was good, it was just not what it was supposed to do, it was an entirely different thing. And this is after several discussions and docs about what needed to be done. Coding was always the easy part.

Cloned Docusign in 48 hours (Blind)

• GoXu46 (6sense): But I trust a signature from DocuSign. I don’t from you. That takes more to change. But also. Yes, change is coming for them
• fItf61 (Thomson Reuters): Ok now use fable 5 to help you market this, get all legal affairs in order, help you setup a legal business entity, and get your first dozen paying customers. If you can pull that off in the next 2 weeks, you’re on to something.
• PIP4ME&U (Salesforce): That’s like saying I can replace Honda because I made a car with legos. The functionality is easy, what’s hard is the business: sales people to help you buy, legal to sign off so can CYA, support so there’s someone you can call when things inevitably break and of course you need eng to keep checking in useless, buggy code to perpetuate the infinite cycle of maintenance.

Is Databricks still top 5 prestigious companies (Blind)

• Srini-SVP (PayPal): The D in FAANG is for databricks
• gewgul (Google): This comment section is a massive cope. DB is outranked only by the frontier AI labs. Extraordinary talent density.
• nbyP67 (Lockheed Martin): It’s a job why do you care about prestige

The Backlash Is So Strong That People With “Pervert Glasses” Are Afraid to Use Them in Public (r/technology)

• essidus: Literally the same thing that eventually killed the google glasses.
• Punch-N-Judy: It’s so interesting that humanity can’t stop mass surveillance or non-consensual wars but we’ve rejected spyware glasses 2 separate times now (Google Glass in the 2010s and now these.)
• Professional_Bat9174: Can’t even wear your pervert glasses. Literally 1984.

Almost Half Of All LinkedIn Posts Are Now AI-Written (r/technology)

• stedmangraham: LinkedIn posts were ahead of the curve by appearing AI written years before genAI was available to the public
• RationalBeliever: This is an advertisement for an AI detection tool. There are no accurate AI detection tools on the market.
• SweatyAd8914: If you count the mindless corporate human bots that make up the other 50%, I’d argue 100% is slop now.