> certainly not more than hiring people to do a job can be considered "gambling"
Actually it's quite possible that being a business manager/owner is actually addictive (having power over people), we just don't recognize it as such.
Actually it's quite possible that being a business manager/owner is actually addictive (having power over people), we just don't recognize it as such.
https://www.stavros.io/posts/how-i-write-software-with-llms/
It's to the point that I just push the output of that to production and know it'll be OK, except for very large changes where I'm unlikely to have specified everything at the required level of detail. Even then, things won't so much be wrong, as they'll just not be how I want them.