It's interesting to think about, but LLMs are perhaps not impacting everyone, even at the same level, the same ways. I'm similarly more productive, and for a di

It's interesting to think about, but LLMs are perhaps not impacting everyone, even at the same level, the same ways. I'm similarly more productive, and for a different reason. I've always struggled with task persistence when the task is easy and monotonous.... or something. Easy jobs, books, code, that still took a while to do, always took the longest, focus was impossible. Hard tasks, books, classes, etc, i always did the best at. nearly failed school from the easiest course; highest marks in the hardest ones. I've never gotten over this. That's now melted away. For the first time my mind feels free to think. Everything is moving almost as fast as i am thinking, Im far less bogged down in the slow parts, which the llm can do. I spend so much more time thinking, designing, architecting, etc. Distracting thoughts now turn into completed quality of life features, done on the side. I guess it rewards add, the real kind, in a way that the regular world understandably punishes. And it must free up mental space for me because i find i can now review others prs more quickly as well. I don't use llm for this, and don't have a great explanation for what is happening here. Anyways im not sure this is the same issue as yours, and so its interesting to think about what kinds of minds it's freeing, and what kinds its of less use to.