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"You're using it wrong" if a user cannot use a tool intuitively, the tool is not fit for purpose.
by falconinthesun 1y ago
"You're using it wrong" if a user cannot use a tool intuitively, the tool is not fit for purpose.
- coolfox 1y agoVC mumbo jumbo; you can apply this same logic to literally all of programming
- gwd 1y agoThe most powerful tools are usually renowned to have the most arcane user interfaces. Xkcd's "Uncomfortable Truths Well" said, "You will never find a programming language that frees you from the burden of clarifying your ideas." LLMs don't fundamentally change that dynamic. [1] https://xkcd.com/568/ https://xkcd.com/568/
- geldedus 1y agoThere are hundreds of tools that you must learn how to use to get any result. Totally fit for the purpose. Learn how to properly use that tool and you'll get results.