This is inflation at work. It's called sachetisation.

All utilitarian knowledge tends towards having a lighter burden of knowledge. Thus, formerly specialised knowledge becomes summarised and useful to anyone. But new technologies will need new specialists eventually.

... and vote in the best choice.
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building on that knowledge just makes us as Nigerians stagnate, continuously in cycles. Keeping history is not our culture, very few people have been told the polemic stories of the lives their grandparents lived, because no one cares

...find my answer, I asked my close friends "what am I good at?". All their answers were summarised as, "I do anything pretty well"; not as inspiring as I had hoped.
10years later, I have an answer, even though right now it is less relevant.

I like creating things...simple.

Even you, Sam? 😊
If OpenAi can diversify, no startup should ever be ashamed to do the same. As the saying goes, Sell what people will want.

unrelated: thank you for the Cursor suggestion...the best thing so far this year.

Would love to give you regular updates if you don't mind.

If they'll be helping humans, they need to be able to interact with the human world just like humans do...I believe that's the reason for the mimicry

I forgot to add; in order to troubleshoot better and fully understand what my code is doing, I painstakingly enter each line of code. In the beginning it generated a lot of unrelated code which made course-corrections impossible, but they've gotten fewer now as I am able to spot the tangents.

okay, I'll revert soon.

This sounds diabolical to the simple-minded. Smooth setup nevertheless.

Noted. Heading back to the stands.

N.B.
You just described a scenario you'll find in any African country picked at random...

I'll try this, hopefully it doesn't complicate my workflow...thanks by the way.