While I am not sure I actually agree with the author, I think he touched on something interesting. LLM is probably the first tool, where I consciously adapted to using it. For better or worse, it can change you and you get to pick direction of that change.

edit: As I am thinking about it more, it may be function of age. I am picking up some additional hobbies now and my whole approach has become much more intentional in general.

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kraftman 2 days ago | parent [-]

did you not adapt to google search by just typing keywords you know will get results instead of typing full sentences about what you're searching for?

	▲	A4ET8a8uTh0_v2 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Fair point, but I did not attempt to integrate google search into my processes or workflow ( shows what I know about future predictions ), because while it was useful and did provide access to information, it was obviously limited in a sense that it could only take a mule like me to the water. I don't want to delve into specifics, because it is a public forum. But the difference between learning google syntax and llm handling ( which I suppose would include prompt engineering ) should not be understated.
	▲	StilesCrisis 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Agree, I think OP doesn’t remember learning to ride a bicycle either.