Strong upvote. I can sort of expect a future where the developer does not need to know C or Python or whatever programming language anymore, and can happily develop very human-readable pseudo-code at a super high level of abstraction. But a future where the developer does not know any algorithm even in theory and just throws LLMs at everything seems just plain stupid. You don’t set up gigantic models if your problem admits a simple linear algorithm.
That doesn’t seem to match history. People gladly do expensive hash table name lookup (as in Python object) even if simple addition (as in C struct) is sufficient. Of course people will setup gigantic models even if the problem admits a simple linear algorithm.
Strong upvote. I can sort of expect a future where the developer does not need to know C or Python or whatever programming language anymore, and can happily develop very human-readable pseudo-code at a super high level of abstraction. But a future where the developer does not know any algorithm even in theory and just throws LLMs at everything seems just plain stupid. You don’t set up gigantic models if your problem admits a simple linear algorithm.
That doesn’t seem to match history. People gladly do expensive hash table name lookup (as in Python object) even if simple addition (as in C struct) is sufficient. Of course people will setup gigantic models even if the problem admits a simple linear algorithm.