Has anyone else felt the boost brings weakness at times when you need to show strength?
Ask HN: Is anyone experiencing "AI brain rot?"
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#2"Habitual use of GPS negatively impacts spatial memory during self-guided navigation": https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-020-62877-0
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#3I have integrated llms into my dev workflow as much as possible and they are just not capable of doing all that much.
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#5I know Primagen had a similar experience that you had, he found it useful to keep the AI chat out of his direct editor, and that's how I've been using it too.
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#6Not just satnav, but as a kid I could remember at least 20 phone number of close friends and family. My spelling used to be quite good, but now I struggle with words my 9 year old can spell. I think this is the way with any new technology, we just move to the next level of abstraction and hopefully get to build bigger/better things...maybe.
I think my spelling ability is mostly correlated to how much I have read. I know how to spell many words I've never used myself.
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#9how is it possible? what size and complexity projects are you working with? I have integrated llms into my dev workflow as much as possible and they are just not capable of doing all that much.
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#10Not just satnav, but as a kid I could remember at least 20 phone number of close friends and family. My spelling used to be quite good, but now I struggle with words my 9 year old can spell. I think this is the way with any new technology, we just move to the next level of abstraction and hopefully get to build bigger/better things...maybe.
(Though it could also just be that I've gotten significantly better at taking notes over the last 5 years)