> If you believe in the scaling theory, then writing LLM applications is non sensical. But not doing it is an opportunity cost. You don’t built skills, toolin

> If you believe in the scaling theory, then writing LLM applications is non sensical. But not doing it is an opportunity cost. You don’t built skills, tooling and experience, and you don’t get feedback on what works and where you should go. It’s like computers in the 1990s: there’s always a better one 6 months away, so if you wait for it to stabilise, then you don’t do anything for a decade. Just enjoy the ride, bearing in mind that things change very fast and some things will be obsolete next year.