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If you can do system design well, prompt effectively, and ask the right questions, I don’t see much point in going extremely deep into all of this anymore. I’ve
by gokuljs 1mo ago
If you can do system design well, prompt effectively, and ask the right questions, I don’t see much point in going extremely deep into all of this anymore. I’ve learned a lot of new things, but now it often feels like I can just prompt the model and get the implementation in one shot.
For problems with a closed feedback loop, I don’t think you need to spend nearly as much time learning every implementation detail. A person who never invested that time can often produce the same result with the right tools. That’s the part I’m struggling with.
- zahlman 1mo agoThe interesting problems don't have a closed feedback loop. You don't know what the requirements are until you try something yourself and decide that isn't it.
- gokuljs 1mo agoTell me at least one interesting problem that you have encountered. That is related to coding and software engineering
- taurath 1mo agoIdk in my experience that’s the mark of someone whos not worked on complex or critical systems, or is wowwed by a bunch of PoCs.