AI is an incredible tool. But at the end of the day it’s just a tool. It’s easy to get lost in countless attractive images, like the CPU / RAM / storage parallel, and I’m just as guilty of this. I also followed your onboarding pattern, started to use LLMs “industrially” just this February. Shipped 9 new apps in AapStore until now.
But I do not think our profession is over. It is changing, it is shifting, but it’s here to stay. I strongly believe our experience as senior engineers makes a huge difference. We know what questions to ask.
I am honestly more worried about juniors, and how to develop that "engineering taste" that seniors acquired with years of practice. I still remember many of my own mentors that helped me navigate the craft when I started. I am curious how this mentorship will change when AIs can replace the work that was outsource to juniors by more senior professionals.
AI is an incredible tool. But at the end of the day it’s just a tool. It’s easy to get lost in countless attractive images, like the CPU / RAM / storage parallel, and I’m just as guilty of this. I also followed your onboarding pattern, started to use LLMs “industrially” just this February. Shipped 9 new apps in AapStore until now.
But I do not think our profession is over. It is changing, it is shifting, but it’s here to stay. I strongly believe our experience as senior engineers makes a huge difference. We know what questions to ask.
I am honestly more worried about juniors, and how to develop that "engineering taste" that seniors acquired with years of practice. I still remember many of my own mentors that helped me navigate the craft when I started. I am curious how this mentorship will change when AIs can replace the work that was outsource to juniors by more senior professionals.