Personally today I think it’s 3.

Eventually I do think it will be 2.

I think you’ve got to make hay while the sun shines. Nobody knows how this is all going to play out, I just want to make sure I’m at the forefront of it.

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dude250711 2 days ago | parent [-]

So you think the tools will be intelligent yet somehow hard to master?

And the progress is slowing down in such a way, that knowledge learned today will not be outdated anymore?

Should investors be worried, since AGI is not coming anymore?

	▲	simonw 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		My advice is not to get hung up on whether this stuff is "intelligent" or caught out by the AGI hype. We didn't ask if type-based autocomplete was "intelligent" before we started using that. Treat coding agents as tools and figure out what they can and cannot do and how best to use them.
	▲	sd9 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		No, I think they will be very easy to use. I think the relative comfort we've enjoyed as software engineers is going to disappear eventually. I just want to be the last to go. My whole career, I've remained valuable by staying at the forefront of what is possible and connecting that to users' needs. Nothing has changed about my approach from that perspective. I'm not an investor so I have no idea how they should think.