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How can building an application feel like a reward when you're not the one who built it? And before you post the obvious response, no, if you're truly "100x fa
by bakugo 3mo ago
How can building an application feel like a reward when you're not the one who built it?
And before you post the obvious response, no, if you're truly "100x faster", you're not reading or even thinking about anything the AI is outputting. The time math doesn't add up.
- doug_durham 3mo agoYou seem to have a narrow definition of "build it". LLMs don't have agency. If I build software using an LLM I built it. Just like if I build a house out of lumber from a lumber mill, I built it even though I didn't hand carve the 2x4s.
- ImprobableTruth 3mo agoNow, what if you order a construction crew for building your house? What if you also hire an architect to design the plan? And an overseer who manages everything? Surely at some point you would stop saying "I built this house", even if you ordered and financed it?
- atq2119 3mo agoThis is getting a bit off-topic, but there are certainly people who will still say that they built it. That is, in a nutshell, how people try to reconcile desert theory with the existence of the super-wealthy.