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It’s crazy how different my experience is. I think perhaps it’s incredibly important what programming language you are using, what your project and architecture
by solumunus 10mo ago
It’s crazy how different my experience is. I think perhaps it’s incredibly important what programming language you are using, what your project and architecture is like. Agents are making an extraordinary contribution to my productivity. If they jacked my Claude Code subscription up to $500/month I would be upset but almost certainly would keep paying it, that’s how much value it brings.
I’m in enterprise ERP.
- embedding-shape 10mo agoEven more important than those things, is how well you can write and communicate your ideas. If you cannot communicate your ideas so a human could implement it as you wanted it to without asking extra questions, a LLM isn't gonna be able to.
- onemoresoop 10mo agoNatural language programming has arrived in my opinion. If you're not a developer or have any experience programming it won't help much
- doxeddaily 10mo agoAs someone who has managed engineers for many years I find those skills immediately applicable to the LLM domain. If you aren't used to communicating what you are trying to build to other engineers I think using the AI is harder as you need to develop those skills.
- embedding-shape 10mo agoI'd take it a step further and say that for any engineer who is used to collaborating with others, engineers or not, should have these skills already, but as most of us know, communication is a generally lacking skill among the population at large, even among engineers too.
- merlincorey 10mo agoIt sounds like you use your personal Claude Code subscription for work of your employer, but that is not something I would ever consider doing personally so I imagine I must be mistaken. Can you elaborate slightly on what you pay for personally and what your employer pays for with regards to using LLMs for Enterprise ERP?
- rcbdev 10mo agoFreelancers regularly use tools such as Copilot and Claude, it's always handled professionally and in agreement with their customers. I've seen other freelancers do it plenty of times in the last 1-2 years at my customer sites. Why so narrow minded?
- merlincorey 10mo agoI'm inquisitive not narrow minded. The GP didn't mention anything about freelancing so unless you know them or stalked them you are perhaps being narrow minded here.
- rcbdev 10mo agoThey also never said anything about being employed. You are being narrow minded here.
- merlincorey 10mo agoAgain, I disagree and reaffirm my being full of inquisitiveness. You are being downright unpleasant and I don't think we should continue this conversation further until you open your mind.
- rcbdev 10mo agoDitto.
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