And here's a trick: you can ask an LLM to write a prompt for you and then use it for other queries.

Imagine you have a junior specialist and need to give them instructions. What result would you expect if you ask them: 'refactor my code and make it better'?

Provide better prompts and you will see an exponential increase in productivity. It's ok to invest 10-15 minutes in a prompt.

If entire market would so - probably yes.

Problem is Li doesn’t have direct competitor

Read it:
CS: www.quantamagazine.org/the-year-in-...
Physics: www.quantamagazine.org/the-year-in-...

Watch it:
CS: www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTMM...
Physics: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhG5...

Physics:
Dark Energy: DESI data hints dark energy could be weakening.
Supersolids: New materials that act as both solid and superfluid.
Superconductor: Resistance-free electricity is closer than ever.
Cosmic: Webb Telescope revealed early universe oddities like banana-shaped galaxies.

CS:
AI Black Boxes: Progress in understanding how neural networks process data.
Busy Beaver Milestone: The fifth busy beaver number was cracked, but the sixth seems mathematically out of reach.
Error-Correcting Codes: Advances in reliable data transmission, with key findings for quantum computing.

That’s a good idea. AI can do coding while human can do engineering.

Hope not vice versa

I have a few products on RoR. Works well, but if you plan to start massive product with a lot of features - keep in mind to use better abstraction level- something like trailblazer or readymade.