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Plenty of jobs for coming by to read the logs across 6 systems when the LLM applications break and can't fix themselves.
by datadrivenangel 2y ago
Plenty of jobs for coming by to read the logs across 6 systems when the LLM applications break and can't fix themselves.
- pdimitar 2y agoYep, quite correct. I am even fixing one small app currently that the business owner generated with ChatGPT. So this entire discussion here is doubly amusing for me.
- soco 2y agoJust like we were fixing last year the PowerApps-generated apps (or any other low/no code app) the citizens developers slapped together.
- harimau777 2y agoThe question is how those jobs will pay. That seems like something that might not be able to demand a living wage.
- pdimitar 2y agoIf it can't demand a living wage then senior programmers will not be doing it, leading to this software remaining defective. What _that_ will lead to we have no idea because we don't know what kind of software.
- nosbo 2y agoIf everyone prompts code. Less people will actually know what they're doing?
- pdimitar 2y agoThat's the part many LLM proponents don't get it or hand-wave away. For now LLMs can produce okay one-off / throwaway code by having been fed with StackOverflow and Reddit. What happens 5 years down the road when half the programmers are actually prompters? I'll stick to my "old-school" programming. I seem to have a very wealthy near-retirement period in front of me. I'll make gobs of money just by not having forgotten how to do programming.
- hamandcheese 2y agoReally? Excellent debugging is something I associate with higher-paid engineers.