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aoanlaaoanla@hachyderm.io
Oct 13, 2026, 3:01 AM
@budududuroiu @aesthr yes, *because you already have those skills*. What this conversation is about is the effect on all those people who *do not have* those skills yet - all of your examples are of 'abstracted' technological steps which aren't "simple versions" of the things we use the resulting products for - LLMs tend to be pushed as (and used by students for) automation for the simple(?) versions of tasks that we do to develop the skills to do those hard things.
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Bogdan Buduroiubudududuroiu@hachyderm.io
Oct 13, 2026, 3:04 AM
@aoanla I think future office workers will be just fine delegating busy work to LLMs. No engineer should have to know the GitHub Actions syntax
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(roll m3tti)m3tti@functional.cafe
Oct 14, 2026, 7:59 PM
@budududuroiu @aoanla @aesthr no engineer have to think that github actions are the best thing there is. All this boilerplate just happens cause noone thinks how to abstract it properly. Why do we had code generators to generate boilerplate for us but why though if it can be generated why is there no system that does it on the fly so you dont have to geneeate the code in the first place. Llms will lead to a bazillion lines of code that doesnt have to be there
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