@UlrikNyman @jaredwhite My main motivation in not using LLMs is to maximize my own learning and retention, to avoid offloading critical thinking to digital landlords, to avoid paying for a service that will only ever continue to cost more, and to resist contributing to the inflated prices of hardware being caused by this bubble.
@skippy @UlrikNyman @jaredwhite Vibed code is also a hit to productivity in the sec & infrastructure space esp, much time lost to auditing. If I need automation, I reach for shell scripts that I have written. These I can trust. Gigantic black box simulation machines in datacenters in foreign countries, not so.
Further, software development is, in part, self development. I don't want to lose that through cognitive offloading
Be careful when pushing such tools on kids:
@JulianOliver @skippy @jaredwhite
We are not pushing them on kids.
We are investigating how the software industry are using them in practice now.
What they are using it for, which types of models.
And then we are adjusting the course curriculum of our computer science and software engineering educations such that the students that we educate can work in the industry that will hire them.