- bro, just get a good tour guide, bring a camera and forget about twitter for a few weeks, whats the problem with that?
locals use VPNs, sometimes they work, sometimes they dont... gov has on/off switch so you are at their mercy, but honestly do you need access to US social media when on a vacation in a desert?
- if you think about it the resource wasteful approach pre-LLM didnt really make sense (thousands of people often times re-implementing similar use cases). LLMs are like global open source repositories of everything known to mankind with search on steroids. we can never go back, if only for this one reason (imagine of how many hours of peoples lives were lost implementing the same function, or yet another CRUD app)... so if we cant go back whats next?
the paradigm is shifting from us not deciding how to do, but deciding what to do, maybe by writing requirements and constraints and letting AI figure out the details.
the skill will be in using specific language with AI to get the desired behavior, old code as we know it is garbage, new code is writing requirements and constraints
so in a sense we will not be reviewers, nor architects or designers, but writers of requirements and use cases in a specific LLM language, which will have its own but different challenges too
there might be still a place for cream of the crop mega talented people to solve new puzzles (still with AI assistance) in order to generate new input knowledge to train LLMs
- > The key, I believe, is to mentally reframe the AI: it's not the driver, it's your assistant — a helper, a debugger, maybe even a silent teacher. But you're still the architect. You're still the creator.
we wont be deciding how to do things anymore, but what to do, case in point: Mr. La Forge run lvl 3 diagnostics on the warp drive. LaForge clicks a button on his iPad
at some point even this will go away and AI will decide what we want to do based on analyzing our brain through neural-link
at some point in far future even this will go away as parts of our brain will be continually and eventually completely replaced by synthetic AI brains
- I would say the problem is twofold:
- current technological limitations of LLMs
- how industry uses LLMs
we should not be working with code at all, the new level of abstraction are requirements and conversations with AI, this is what should be commited into git and then you would simply "compile" your conversation and requirements into code
and if you would focus on requirements and prompts as the new "code" maybe you would feel like you are getting some power and understanding back?
but obviously because of many reasons such as context windows and hallucinations this is not possible... yet
- we are back to using word of mouth, museum Europe reinventing the wheel :D
and honestly in western europe and especially in german speaking countries restaurants are not really worth the high price, I rarely go, and most of the time only when someone recommends or its absolutely necessary like on a vacation with family once in blue moon
Join any club where you can interact socially, like martial arts, boxing, any group sports, dancing.. or if not into that try chess/literature/board games/music clubs.
Not 100% guaranteed it will find you good friends, but you will get social interactions and be able to practice social skills.
This is maybe a bit of boomer advice, but if you are a young man you wont have many friends unless you can provide value to others, or unless they think they can get something out you, that something can be as little as social currency or being interesting to hang around with, which comes from skills and life experience.