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The interesting question is how much more software we actually need. Will software be done one day, all built up, similar to railway networks? With LLMs, softwa
by matusp 10mo ago
The interesting question is how much more software we actually need. Will software be done one day, all built up, similar to railway networks? With LLMs, software engineering might get cheaper, but it can also lead to increased demand. Resource getting cheaper actually very often leads to demand skyrocketing, as it becomes accessible to new markets.
- freddref 10mo agoDefinitely feels like a good amount of dev work is writing the same things over and over, in a different language, codebase or context. And it seems like llms are particularly good at translating, specializing and contextualizing across existing knowledge.
- akmarinov 9mo agoWell we have 5000 front end frameworks, with more every day. I imagine once LLMs are in charge - they won’t need that many.