As a startup generalist, this has been unsettling, personally. What should all of us be doing to stay ahead of AI curve? What upskilling is required? What will be still relevant in 5-10 years?
It's what I've been waiting for all this while. Fk coders and their bullshit. No more convincing bumbling idiots to work on my ideas, I'll do it myself.
Somebody didn't give you the time for your harebrained ideas?
I wouldn't be managing a product if they didn't :) my startup already has faang and MNC clients in less than 5 years of operations.
The problem with engineers is lack of vision and skill beyond coding. And ofc the extremely inflated salaries.
All will be well in due time.
Just watched the demonstration and the power of the glasses worn by the CEO could be a testament to the fact that he might be cookin.
Also that deploying of the resultant code on netlify was cool. Like does it crawl the website and understand what to click, in order to deploy?
Nothing can be done. Lets accept writing on the wall, no amount of upskilling can save tech worker.
What to do? - Have beer and good sleep. AI is the flavor of the season. block chain tech was the flavor of 2022. Block chain tech was to be applied in everything except cleaning toilets. Why no ceo talks about blockchain today?
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Here's my rationale on all of it.
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