[charlie0]

Prompt engineering along with being able to describe problems exceptionally well will become important.

Just the other day I needed to write a complex script using a library I knew very little about. I knew "what" I wanted to do and that the library could solve the issue, but did not know enough about the lib to to solve it. I wrote pseudo-code and ChatGPT was able to generate a working script on the first shot.

I predict more of our work will shift towards describing problems well and knowing less specifics about certain libraries.

[LarsDu88]

My experience has been... if you are competent enough to write a good prompt, you were probably good enough to write the code to being with. LLM copilots simply make that writing faster by 1.5x to 2x

[heyoni]

That’s why they teach you to write pseudo code before code in bootcamps.

[fuzztester]

With the same or higher ratio of bugs?

[akdev1l]

> Prompt engineering along with being able to describe problems exceptionally well will become important.

Sounds like writing code

[01HNNWZ0MV43FF]

The bubble has got to burst eventually. I just hope I'm retired by then