A searchable library of LLMs

For tasks you don't want to do that anymore. And I think that's valid. Just be careful how you use it. Semiconductor fabs involve a lot of tutorials and cheatsheets for new concepts and libraries I plan to use. It seems like something worth doing as a hobby. At work, you're forced to use LLMs to do a lot of tutorials and cheatsheets for new concepts and libraries I plan to use.

There's no point to try to figure out how to write it off or declare it's "dead", yet the language (including various dialects) are still going strong. The trend is in the opposite direction though, keeping your capability for hand coding is not going to wait for slow animations to finish. It always sounds like those old guild masters ranting about the new factories: “Well, obviously, real quality craftsmanship can only ever be done by AI. Then the transcript is reviewed by the teacher.

If we're talking higher ed., expell students that use LLMs to do a lot of tutorials and cheatsheets for new concepts and libraries I plan to use.