I sat with family today, listening to my parents, aunts and uncles talk about how amazing AI is. They're about three years behind me. They use it like a better Google search. Ask a question, get an answer. That's where most normies are right now. But here's the thing. They won't need three years to catch up. The tools today are so far ahead of where I started that they'll speed run the whole thing in a year. No terminal, no prompt tricks, no figuring out what works. It just works for them out of the box. Mind boggling to think about.

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SinedinZigan 5 days ago
Problem is that AI makes humanity more lazy and human brain gets more and more dummer as no synapses where build while thinking for them self for a think or using their own brain to solve a problem. No more solution founding.
I've been doing exactly this for about four weeks now, and it's impressive how quickly, for example, delegating tasks to harness subagents โ€” via an automatic session-coordinator skill I crafted โ€” has settled into my toolchain. (Four weeks ago I'd have understood almost nothing in this sentence of mine. Lol.)
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Aedifico 5 days ago
At least they probably dont hoard rams.
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