I don't know if everyone is just doing things much more advanced than me or what but I've never felt the need to have a slew of skills or complex system prompt text. I have very few that I come back to time and again.
I'm wondering if it is an experience issue. Those who don't have a background in development need to reach a confidence threshold that I reach sooner. Or maybe people are trying to create completely autonomous systems?
I think software right now and eventually other industries as AI makes compelling progress into those industries can have a McDonald's moment. Everywhere you go in the world, expectations that you have will be met when you enter a McDonald's location. Ai can do the same for organizations that can define how they want to show up in the world and enable their workforce to produce a kind of brand recognition for the way that they do work and the quality of products they build. It really makes you wonder whether or not your values and processes are worth scaling. Do they hold water on a global scale?
Two episodes ago was my favorite. Now this one is my favorite Mo. Thank you. I think you are capturing the beauty of a significant part of our humanity that is in jeopardy of being lost. While the internet has given us unprecedented access to global communication, it has also made our communication shallower. AI puts us at risk of another kind of shallow superficial human experience. Great episode. And here is a piece of art from my 4 year old. It was the grass that I was so proud of. I watched him draw it with conviction haha
@garrytan He probably would've said the same about code 30 years ago. "It's just a text file". Yeah, it is, but you get wildly different results depending on what you put in that text file
@MilksandMatcha@cerebras I'd love to try. I've been on the perplexity Max plan and I'm currently on the Claude Max plan. I'd love to see what windsurf has to offer for improving my development experience running and building a cross-platform all-in-one business application.