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This is a useful framing. The exoskeleton metaphor captures it well — AI amplifies what you can already do, it doesn't replace the need to know what to do. I've
by Adexintart 8mo ago
This is a useful framing. The exoskeleton metaphor captures it well — AI amplifies what you can already do, it doesn't replace the need to know what to do. I've found the biggest productivity gains come from well-scoped tasks where you can quickly verify the output.
- varjag 8mo agoAll metaphors are flawed. You may still need a degree of general programming knowledge (for now) but you don't need to e.g. know Javascript to do frontend anymore. And as labs continue to collect end-to-end training done by their best paying customers, the need for expert knowledge will only diminish.
- ohyoutravel 8mo agoYou’re talking to an LLM, FYI.