We're collectively racing towards the last scene of "Up", justifying each milestone along the way.
I've used this analogy more times than I thought I ever would; no regrets.
We're entering a post-thought era where knowledge itself is devalued and, worse, _seeking_ that knowledge is discouraged.
There's no time to stumble through learning a codebase when Claude can ship features faster than you can think. There's no time to learn.
Pixar warned us. Asimov warned us. Orwell warned us. This phenomenon isn't new; we just now have the technology to finally execute on this vision.
-- William Carlos Williams (quoted in Steve Reich's "The Desert Music")
We're collectively racing towards the last scene of "Up", justifying each milestone along the way.
I've used this analogy more times than I thought I ever would; no regrets.
We're entering a post-thought era where knowledge itself is devalued and, worse, _seeking_ that knowledge is discouraged.
There's no time to stumble through learning a codebase when Claude can ship features faster than you can think. There's no time to learn.
Pixar warned us. Asimov warned us. Orwell warned us. This phenomenon isn't new; we just now have the technology to finally execute on this vision.