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Slowly realising my father was right and should work for our family business (construction).
by world2vec 3y ago
Slowly realising my father was right and should work for our family business (construction).
- ergonaught 3y agoWhile I've had similar notions throughout my life, they have their own host of problems, yeah?
- world2vec 3y agoNothing is truly perfect. Maybe in 5-10 years we'll have massive 3D printers that can build you any house without needing a big construction crew. I doubt but if you asked me 5 years ago about AI being capable of replacing me, I'd have laughed in your face... Alas, here we are.
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- largbae 3y agoNot replacing, augmenting. Try to find ways to use the new tools to become more productive than other engineers. Help evolve integration and deployment frameworks to handle the snippets from LLMs in the context of larger projects with a minimum of glue. I wouldn't be surprised to see some old ideas come back to life like encapsulation concepts from enterprise software development. But this time we let LLMs deal with the boilerplate code needed to use and connect them.
- nwoli 3y agoSouth Park was right (panderverse episode)
- layer8 3y agoMaybe we’ll have the robot equivalent of TFA in 20 years. “I need a new garage that looks roughly like this sketch.” Half a day later…
- bqmjjx0kac 3y agoComputer, please create an adversary capable of defeating Data.
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- 0xDEF 3y agoI think it's a good idea that knowledge workers learn the fundamentals of at least one trade. I am interested in HVAC and building automation. You can also master a trade and become a knowledge worker. Here in Denmark it's possible to mix pre-university/gymnasium (equivalent to year 10-12 in the US) with a trade. Combined it takes 4.5-5 years.