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But you just confirmed everything the blogpost claimed. You didn't share any evidence with us even though you claim unbelievable things. You even went as far

• peteforde 1y ago
  ... this from an account with <100 karma. Look, the person who wrote that comment doesn't need to prove anything to you just because you're hopped up after reading a blog post that has clearly given you a temporary dopamine bump. People who understand their domains well and are excellent written communicators can craft prompts that will do what we used to spend a week spinning up. It's self-evident to anyone in that situation, and the only thing we see when people demand "evidence" is that you aren't using the tools properly. We don't need to prove anything because if you are working on interesting problems, even the most skeptical person will prove it to themselves in a few hours.
  • rester324 1y ago
    Feeling triggered? Feeling afraid? And yes, every claim needs to be proven, otherwise those who make the claims will only convince 4 year olds. >People who understand their domains well and are excellent written communicators can craft prompts that will do what we used to spend a week spinning up. It's self-evident to anyone in that situation, and the only thing we see when people demand "evidence" is that you aren't using the tools properly. You have no proof of this, so I guess you chose your camp already?