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> AI pushes you towards That's interesting point. But here is the thing: you are supposed to drive. Not AI god. Look at it as at an assistant whom you can inte

> AI pushes you towards That's interesting point. But here is the thing: you are supposed to drive. Not AI god. Look at it as at an assistant whom you can interrupt, instruct, correct, ask to redo. While focusing on 'what' you can delegate it some 'how' problems.

abakker 1y ago
I for one, thing directing subordinates to do something I could be doing kinda … sucks? Like, I get that’s how you have to work with LLMs, but it isn’t a fun thing to do for me.
- Cipater 1y ago
  Do you do every single thing that you are capable of doing yourself?
  - BlarfMcFlarf 1y ago
    Non hierarchical collaboration is the option you are excluding. Where you accept pushback and feedback because you know it comes with creative vision and perspective you lack. You can do creative things with other creative people.
- taylorallred 1y ago
  Same. I think some people have a mind that is more suited for managing other minds and that’s not me.
- MoonGhost 1y ago
  It depends how much. I used LLM to do simple web development for me. I even don't want to learn HTML, JS that much. I'm already hitting the limits. For the same reasons writing complex ffmpeg command line (can do simple myself), using some libs just ones. There are many small things makes no sense to learn too deep. Easier to offload. For narrow tasks in big companies it's probably different, but open ended hobby robotics covers almost everything. I can't be an expert in all topics. Now with LLM assistant one persone alone can work like a small team.
taylorallred 1y ago
Yeah this is a fair point. In honesty, the attempts I have made to have GPT help me think creatively has usually left me disappointed and feeling like it was picking safe, middle-of-the-road solutions. That could be on my prompting skills but also I tend to view LLMs as more of a fuzzy information retrieval tool than a creative/reasonable one. It just hasn’t shown me original ideas that have seemed compelling to me yet (maybe I just need to beg it to be more “original”).
- MoonGhost 1y ago
  It takes practice. LLM can't read your mind, put it in prompt if you have some specific ideas. Usually helps to ask for options and overview first. You may get some ideas here. I think communication barrier is one of biggest problems when working with LLM. You can often see posts like "I asked it for XX" and it gave me some crap in return. Well, it depends on 'how' you ask. Also you need to consciously stay in control. At takes some efforts and usually LLM is arrogant, bossy, self confident, and sometimes manipulative. Just like human 'experts' on forums.

abakker 1y ago

I for one, thing directing subordinates to do something I could be doing kinda … sucks? Like, I get that’s how you have to work with LLMs, but it isn’t a fun thing to do for me.

Cipater 1y ago
Do you do every single thing that you are capable of doing yourself?
- BlarfMcFlarf 1y ago
  Non hierarchical collaboration is the option you are excluding. Where you accept pushback and feedback because you know it comes with creative vision and perspective you lack. You can do creative things with other creative people.
taylorallred 1y ago
Same. I think some people have a mind that is more suited for managing other minds and that’s not me.
MoonGhost 1y ago
It depends how much. I used LLM to do simple web development for me. I even don't want to learn HTML, JS that much. I'm already hitting the limits. For the same reasons writing complex ffmpeg command line (can do simple myself), using some libs just ones. There are many small things makes no sense to learn too deep. Easier to offload. For narrow tasks in big companies it's probably different, but open ended hobby robotics covers almost everything. I can't be an expert in all topics. Now with LLM assistant one persone alone can work like a small team.

taylorallred 1y ago

Yeah this is a fair point. In honesty, the attempts I have made to have GPT help me think creatively has usually left me disappointed and feeling like it was picking safe, middle-of-the-road solutions. That could be on my prompting skills but also I tend to view LLMs as more of a fuzzy information retrieval tool than a creative/reasonable one. It just hasn’t shown me original ideas that have seemed compelling to me yet (maybe I just need to beg it to be more “original”).

MoonGhost 1y ago
It takes practice. LLM can't read your mind, put it in prompt if you have some specific ideas. Usually helps to ask for options and overview first. You may get some ideas here. I think communication barrier is one of biggest problems when working with LLM. You can often see posts like "I asked it for XX" and it gave me some crap in return. Well, it depends on 'how' you ask. Also you need to consciously stay in control. At takes some efforts and usually LLM is arrogant, bossy, self confident, and sometimes manipulative. Just like human 'experts' on forums.