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Yes. When I build something, I envisage what the end product is. That is my personal goal. It doesn't influence my programming. LLM's make me question if the g
by barrysteve 3y ago
Yes. When I build something, I envisage what the end product is. That is my personal goal. It doesn't influence my programming.
LLM's make me question if the goal I am moving 'to' will even be mine by the time I get there.
Nobody likes working on a sandcastle and discovering Steve next door built the exact same sandcastle as you, halfway through your build.
It has nothing to do with money or praise. It remains to be seen if LLM's can build ALL sandcastles before I even finish my one... that is the anxiety.
The upside of LLM's is that they should make software blackboxes much easier to make.