[mumbisChungo]

>ones thinking power is diminished overtime by interacing with LLMs etc.

Sometimes I reflect on how much more efficiently I can learn (and thus create) new things because of these technologies, then get anxiety when I project that to everyone else being similarly more capable.

Then I read comments like this and remember that most people don't even want to try.

[utyop22]

And? Go create more stuff.

Come back and post here when you have built something that has commercial success.

Show us all how it's done.

Until then go away - more noise doesn't help.

[mumbisChungo]

I don't think there's anything I could tell you about the companies I've built that would dissuade you from your perspective that everyone is as intellectually lazy as your projection suggests.

[skydhash]

Not GP, but I really want to know how your process is better than anyone else. People have produced quite good software (as in solving problems) on CPU that’s less powerful than what’s on my smart plug. And whose principles is still defining today’s world.

[mumbisChungo]

I just find that I learn faster by interrogating (or being interrogated by) a lossy encyclopedia than I do by reading textbooks or stackoverflow.

I'm still the one doing the doing after the learning is complete.