I never thought about the process like that but it makes sense.
In the "Age of LLMs" I wrote many pieces of software that are scrapped and never seen the light of day.
For example knowledge graph editor or a personal task manager that visualizes them using railroad-diagrams style.
Right now I'm working on a Glamorous Toolkit and Emacs mashup that uses Haskell for fully moldable experience. And it's not like I'm uniquely equipped to do it, nor it wouldn't be possible to do few years back. But I'm the one who picked it up and thanks to LLMs I can have progress in days instead of weeks.
And if it ever is released and you ever have chance to run it it won't be a random AI slop because random AI slop wouldn't envision something like that. That'll be 100% me inside.
In the "Age of LLMs" I wrote many pieces of software that are scrapped and never seen the light of day.
For example knowledge graph editor or a personal task manager that visualizes them using railroad-diagrams style.
Right now I'm working on a Glamorous Toolkit and Emacs mashup that uses Haskell for fully moldable experience. And it's not like I'm uniquely equipped to do it, nor it wouldn't be possible to do few years back. But I'm the one who picked it up and thanks to LLMs I can have progress in days instead of weeks.
And if it ever is released and you ever have chance to run it it won't be a random AI slop because random AI slop wouldn't envision something like that. That'll be 100% me inside.