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I was exacty thinking about that. You sell the dream for management that - for a reasonable subscription to their statup product - you can have theses models t
by hashtag-til 3y ago
I was exacty thinking about that.
You sell the dream for management that - for a reasonable subscription to their statup product - you can have theses models to replace, say 10% of your engineers.
Models take no holidays, don’t get bonuses and don’t complain.
The downside is that once your system turns into a dumpster fire, you pay ten times for some human to fix it :)
- LastTrain 3y agoI'm almost an old-timer now, and will be by then. I remember when I first started as a SE and we had some old COBOL guys come out of retirement for Y2K patching. They were laughing all the way to the bank to fix problems they'd made 20 years earlier. If and when we do get to 'prompt programming' there will be lucrative work for people that can untangle what goes wrong under the hood, because the prompt writers sure the fuck won't know.