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He's probably right. But the upside is this: Think about all the hundreds of little coding ideas (games etc) that you have in your brain or written down somewhe
by nuz 3y ago
He's probably right. But the upside is this: Think about all the hundreds of little coding ideas (games etc) that you have in your brain or written down somewhere that would have taken years to develop and millions in opportunity cost to pursue. In the next few years those will probably be promptable into existence. I'm excited about this :) Even if it means code becomes more of a commodity.
- reidjs 3y agoLLMs have been monumentally helpful for creating small tools/apps/games that I would have been too scared to try on my own because they require deep knowledge of languages & libraries that I don't care to learn. The LLM is wrong and hallucinates sometimes, but thus far it's been a huge timesaver in actually shipping finished products. It's like if people still tried to answer your questions on stack overflow, instead of just downvoting with no feedback.