Brent Presley
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Tech Enthusiast | Professor of Software Development| AI Advocate
📚 MBA & Software Engineer 🖥️ | 20+ Years in IT | Lifelong Learner
📚 MBA & Software Engineer 🖥️ | 20+ Years in IT | Lifelong Learner
Reposted by Brent Presley
Reposted by Brent Presley
An observation is that managers and teachers are often much better at “getting” LLMs than coders.
Coders deal with deterministic systems. Managers and teachers are very experienced at working with fundamentally unreliable people to get things done, not perfectly, but within acceptable tolerances.
Coders deal with deterministic systems. Managers and teachers are very experienced at working with fundamentally unreliable people to get things done, not perfectly, but within acceptable tolerances.
November 28, 2024 at 5:46 PM
An observation is that managers and teachers are often much better at “getting” LLMs than coders.
Coders deal with deterministic systems. Managers and teachers are very experienced at working with fundamentally unreliable people to get things done, not perfectly, but within acceptable tolerances.
Coders deal with deterministic systems. Managers and teachers are very experienced at working with fundamentally unreliable people to get things done, not perfectly, but within acceptable tolerances.
