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Refusing to adapt is not the problem. Adapting and getting faster won't save us. They simply won't need our services, except for a lucky few.
by francisofascii 8mo ago
Refusing to adapt is not the problem. Adapting and getting faster won't save us. They simply won't need our services, except for a lucky few.
- 0xy 8mo agoI posit that an LLM with 100% coding and product management accuracy is an impossibility given current trends and hard barriers. LLMs struggle with novel technical issues. They still require review and agents work best when they're hand-in-hand with an experienced human. Let me ask you something: think of the average VP or Director you've interacted with. Do you think this person is capable of directing 100,000 autonomous coding agents? Do you think they have the verbosity in prompt and the skill to know when it's not making a subtle error?
- francisofascii 8mo agoThe VP or director still will have developers working for them, just not nearly as many. The US employs many 4 million developers right now? That number could drop to a million in a few years, or worse.