I never thought I would say this one day about software engineering, but here we are.
With all AI fever going on, I am starting to get bored with what this field is becoming.
(Explanation below)
Don’t get me wrong though, I am all for tech advancements, and I use AI to expand my understanding of things. I am also well aware that we need to adapt to this era. But this change feels bigger, and I don’t think we’re all using it the right way
I miss those discussions we used to have, human-to-human; brainstorming ideas without having to check what this model or that model thinks… Now it feels like I’m arguing with AI all the time, in code reviews, improvement suggestions…etc
@LIGNEL_sncf Les trains passant par Courbevoie et Bécon semble être tous retardés tandis que des trains passant par Asnière circulent sans souci. Y a-t-il un incident ?
@LIGNEL_sncf Est ce le traffic reprends sur la ligne PSL et la Défense? Cela fait bien plus de 30min que les gens attendent le fameux “prochain train dans 8min”
Now I here in team meetings « ChatGPT » says this and that while arguing on technical issues that are hard to explain to a human let alone an LLM with no context 😒
I wonder, how we'll manage to feel sense of accomplishment when AI takes over everything. Pretty sure in the future there will be smokers with AI, and you'll get the best darn brisket with zero effort. But there's something so special about knowing it was your work that did it.
@a_abdghni There is a reason why classical To-Dos don’t work, cause we still use very old techniques to deal with modern time tasks.
I suggest you listen to The Science of Success (host: Matt Bordan), episode with Rory Vaden : « Why everything you know about time management is wrong »