codessta
Joined 6 months ago
Joined 6 months ago
I'm just curious, since I never heard "Note well" in English, but it kinda sounds like "nota bene"
Even for technical problems sometimes having something fast and convenient that doesn't require a ton of fine tuning opens up a lot of doors. Those door might've easily been openable previously with a few days of effort. But the difference between a few days and something that you can set up with a quick account and a prompt is massive
A paragraph below she uses it twice in a row:
"But somewhere in that process I noticed the real gap wasn’t in my agent’s behavior — it was in mine. So the focus of this article isn’t really about the skills I wrote. It’s about the ones I had to develop in myself to keep up with the ones I was developing with the agent"
But I come from a latin language background, so maybe I'm a bit biased there.