Something fascinating has shifted in how we see LLMs.
Earlier, every new model launch meant finding flaws and testing limits.
Over the last six months, it's been more about discovering unexplored use cases and being amazed by what these models can do.
Subtle but imp shift.
I just upload "The Mom Test" book and LLM does the result - using framework driven approach instead of giving a lazy one-sided view.
Wonderful times ahead.
I've always been an avid book reader. In 2019 I completed 52 books in a year challenge.
For providing a pretty much full context/picture to an LLM, using a book as a context is a great idea.
For eg, I wanna write user stories or create user interview questions. 🧵
Things that felt ridiculously hard yesterday are becoming increasingly achievable every day.
I use to struggle a lot in creating better UX but now it's just a function of time and focus.
I’ve been working on setting an audacious (and almost laughable) goal. Remember, that’s the bare minimum. Then, working backwards to chart a step-by-step path to get there.
What’s exciting is how quickly the way we work is changing.