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> If you lose 8 hrs to weirdness, but save 10 hrs somewhere else, then yeah it does pay for itself. > My argument is that it doesn't need to improve overall pr
by AdieuToLogic 2y ago
> If you lose 8 hrs to weirdness, but save 10 hrs somewhere else, then yeah it does pay for itself.
> My argument is that it doesn't need to improve overall productivity much to have positive ROI.
That makes sense.
Problem is, there exists a paradox when relying upon LLM's to make software solutions:
People use them to "save time."
Saving time by outsourcing understanding to LLM's
circumvents learning.
Without learning, the tool becomes a crutch.
When the crutch breaks, there is nothing behind it to fall
back onto.