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Then I’m lost. I thought this was about the laziness of outsourcing thinking. Why would the outsourcee’s ability to learn impact whether it’s lazy or not?
by brookst 1y ago
Then I’m lost. I thought this was about the laziness of outsourcing thinking. Why would the outsourcee’s ability to learn impact whether it’s lazy or not?
- cindyllm 1y ago[dead]
- skylurk 1y agoLLM are plenty useful, don't get me wrong, but: If your interaction with the junior dev is not much different than interacting with an LLM, something is off. Training a junior dev will make you a better dev. Teaching is learning. And a junior dev will ask questions that challenge your assumptions. It's the opposite of "outsourcing."