waynesonfire

> they require much more manual work

Yes, needing to RTFM is much more manual work. Better to deploy bugs.

yep, this was obvious from day one.

> People who have an ignored/avoided LLMs completely are not able to just pick them up today and be as productive as people who have been learning the best ways to use them over the last couple years.

How's it up there in that tower? Citation needed.

oookayy, suurre thing boss. Just make sure calculus is one of those "a lot of different options"

> You have to disclose use of AI.

This is no longer true.

I'm not sure how to phrase this question... so here are some thoughts I'm having.

Suppose you find a habitable planet, land there and start colonizing. Would we have to bring our bacteria / viruses with us to survive? Like, the idea that it would not be possible to get the flu again; but is therea trade-off? Would other bacteria eventually mutate sufficently to become infectious, and perhaps, would be even worse.

Our immune system would be tested. Assuming there is bacteria on the habital planet, it's not clear what would happen.

I guess the core of my question is: how homogenous is life?

> Artists value "originality"

Really? Who says?

it's only "difficult" because google, microsoft, etc have conivenced the community that self-hosting e-mail is not possible and for some reason, further propetuated by IT influencers that have drank that koolaid.

all complete bullshit; they arbitrraly occasionally block to protect their moat raping privacy. e-mail is the most rewarding self-hosting capability. like anything, there is a learning curve but at the end of the day: it's easy, stable, a pleasure to host. there are solutions that ease the learning curve. after a while, all the e-mail do make it through.

i'm so happy that my communications are not indexed by these hyperscalers.

stop listening to these pussies claiming how difficult it is. they're projecting their limitations.

Among a few things ive boticed one notable is devops has been less of a blocker / faster to address issues. Most of the time the asks are trivial but incompetent Devops couldn't figure it out. Now they can ask ai and through their elevated permissions quickly solve the problem.

You, and this entire thread is missing the point. Nobody is wrong but, the point being missed is that "leaders" isn't one thing.. there are leaders at every height of the organizations hierarchy and even to the sides. As a basic example, do you mean the immediate manager? their manager? their manager? The CTO? Each operates at ever more abstract level of detail.