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A lot of trivial plumbing work is really being solved by LLM's. Even in the space of work - We need a lot of plumbing knowledge to get access to a domain e.g.
by mercurialsolo 3y ago
A lot of trivial plumbing work is really being solved by LLM's.
Even in the space of work - We need a lot of plumbing knowledge to get access to a domain e.g. learning about the basics of beekeeping or how to build a nodejs based webapp which makes an API call - a lot of knowledge in a domain is just grind and grunt work which is being automated.
We now need to peer beyond and that's where true exploratory work in any domain lies and is useful.
- dingaling 3y agoIt's trivial plumbing, but is it efficient? I can't see the full details of the states/all API call in the code screenshot but it appears to be iterating through the entire dataset of Open Sky Network flights and for each one determining if it is within the observable radius. That's a lot of work and inefficiency and could hit the API rate limits. A more efficient approach would be to call the states/all API passing a bounding box ( supported by the API ) and then just eliminating any aircraft that fall within the disjunction of the bounding box and the observable radius ( the corners ).