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Ask HN: Do personal projects feel less fun with LLMs?

2 points·by scripper·11 months ago·5 comments

Marking the 20th anniversary of Steve's Stanford address

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Warren Buffett versus American Capitalism

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scripper
·11 months ago·discuss
Thank you for replying. Totally makes sense that it helps people do a lot without having to spend a lot of time learning to code. Similar to Wix allowing you to have a cool website without years of learning web languages. I guess I enjoy coding at least partly to solve problems but I’m not sure what the next type of problem is for me. I don’t necessarily like juggling 20 things at once which is one new problem allowed by it being much easier to do things with code.
scripper
·11 months ago·discuss
Thanks for replying. Yeah, right, technology is learning to do things that were previously done by humans, which devalues them and the labor that goes into them. A lot of techs did this but recent technologie are much more versatile.
scripper
·last year·discuss
I agree. I am at mid-career. I know many people who dedicated years of their lives learning a craft and building a dignified, somewhat-creative career. I admire these people greatly. The rewards from putting in this effort have disappeared.

For example, I have no knowledge of film editing or what “works” in a sequence, but if I wanted to I could create something more than passable with AI.
scripper
·2 years ago·discuss
Great to know, thanks so much for the info!
scripper
·2 years ago·discuss
Hey there, loved the post. What do you think is next for you? Would you do it all over?

Thanks for all of the content!