>I am learning at an incredible rate with LLMs.
I don't believe it. Having something else do the work for you is not learning, no matter how much you tell yourself it is.
I don't believe it. Having something else do the work for you is not learning, no matter how much you tell yourself it is.
Having other people do work for you is how people get to focus on things they actually care about.
Do you use a compiler you didn't write yourself? If so can you really say you've ever learned anything about computers?
That is in fact the anti LLM argument you've ostensibly been discussing. If you want to talk to the person who made it up I'm not your guy.
Open your eyes, and you might become a believer.
It does seem like there is a cult of people who categorically see LLMs as being poor at anything without it being founded in anything experience other than their 2023 afternoon to play around with it.
Can’t you be satisfied with outcompeting “non believers”? What motivates you to argue on the internet about it? Deep down are you insecure about your reliance on these tools or something, and want everyone else to be as well?
It feels so off rebuilding serious SaaS apps in days for production, only to be told it is not possible?
Indeed, quite weird and no imagination.