I don’t know man, a lot of shit I try still doesn’t work. Maybe the challenge has relocated from doing the right thing to asking the right questions and knowing what the right answer looks like — but it’s definitely not “gone”.

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0c3ca83 an hour ago | parent | next [-]

It works well enough that the work remaining is the sloggy manual testing and bug reporting. You're right that it doesn't work well, but the interesting part has been automated.

This is true in general: janitorial work is likely to outlive white collar work in this hell we're building.

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amelius an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

Not "gone". But definitely "going". And fast now.

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goosejuice an hour ago | parent [-]

It takes only a few seconds to discover dozens of unsolved engineering challenges in multiple fields. The only things that are going are the trivial ones. Ignoring that, LLMs bring a whole slate of their own challenges.

	▲	amelius an hour ago \| parent [-]
		> LLMs bring a whole slate of their own challenges. Yeah but will it pay off to invest time in those challenges and become an expert in them? My gut feeling says no.