Thanemate

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1. 91.▲
   by Thanemate 9mo ago

   People don't develop the ability to solve algebraic equations when they see a professor solving it on the whiteboard. That's just the introduction to the methodology. The way people develop problem solving is by solving problems t
2. 92.▲
   by Thanemate 9mo ago

   The closest we've gone with Torvalds was using LLM's for non-important tasks.
3. 93.▲
   by Thanemate 9mo ago

   Sure. But the sentence "I am a programmer" doesn't fit with prompting, just as much as me prompting for a drawing that resembles something doesn't make me a painter.
4. 94.▲
   by Thanemate 9mo ago

   As a SoM fan I'd hesitate to give it 11/10, mostly due to how the optimal strat for an action game is how you menu through spells, interrupting combat flow.
5. 95.▲
   by Thanemate 9mo ago

   I see this argument all the time, and while it sounds great on paper (you're an architect now, not a developer) people forget (or omit?) that a product needs far fewer architects than developers, meaning the workforce gets in fact trim