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How is that different from working with a n00b except that it only took 30sec to get to the next bug rather than a week?
by fluidcruft 1y ago
How is that different from working with a n00b except that it only took 30sec to get to the next bug rather than a week?
- bigfishrunning 1y agoThe junior engineer will grow into a senior engineer
- bayarearefugee 1y ago> The junior engineer will grow into a senior engineer And then quit after accepting a new job that pays them their modified value, because tech companies are particularly bad at proactive retention.
- Kirth 1y ago.. and because the job and environment weren't that pleasant or rewarding to offset that delta in income offered elsewhere at an equally drab employer
- arcanemachiner 1y agoWhich has nothing to do with the argument you're responding to.
- jakimfett 1y agoOnly if you take the argument entirely out of context.
- fluidcruft 1y agoAnd then they get their own junior engineers and you get fresh new junior engineers.
- TeMPOraL 1y agoNot as fast as models get better. And not at all for you, because you're unlikely to retain them for long. Which makes this immaterial - AI or human, you're only going to delegate to n00bs. (This is distinct from the question of which benefits society more, which is a separate discussion.)