It's just analogy which is useful to depict process well: pig needs to be fed and taken care of for some time before it's butchered

That screen inside looks really out of place compared to all of the interior that is looking really nice and indeed luxurious.

Nitpick: tabs in the multirow tabs example do not change position randomly as they should when clicked

Try to ask it to design or code FB scrapper.

So who will be doing upkeep and maintenance of the project, will developers who worked on this project need to learn Rust to be able to work with the codebase and be able to have correct judgement about changes done by LLM? If yes then will junior Rust developers be able to correctly assess PR's generated by LLM? Or developers will be fired and new team with Rust expertise will be responsible for the project now?

I wondering about other thing - I'm assuming that publishers are now using LLM's en-masse to "proofread", do initial evaluation, do editorial work etc.

So if an author abstained from using LLM in the writing process - isn't then new, original, not yet on the market book ending up in the LLM training data corpus even before it hits the market?

>I'm assuming that publishers are now using LLM's en-masse to "proofread", do initial evaluation, do editorial work etc.

I think there is going to be a large market in all domains for providers who can convince people that they don't use LLMs.

> as soon as May 19 from its Starbase facility in South Texas. Liftoff is planned for 6:30 p.m. Eastern.

In my case it's less about actual "rotting" and more about the feeling that any mine attempts to write code are futile and meaningless - if my LLM limits are exhausted it's actually more productive to go do something else (or write specs on how it should be done) and return back later and do LLM assisted coding than coding without it because in literally minutes I can then produce equivalent of hours-long "manual" coding session.

Yes, you used it but in a way not even remotely close to how they envision you should use it.

It's the South Korea model and road, people are working hard to chase constantly and quickly moving goal of securing extremely expensive home, basic setup for having the family. But process itself is exhausting and depleting.