Readit NewsOther people see all that as an means to an end - and find no joy from the technical aspect of creating something. They're more interested in the end result / product, rather than the process itself.
I think that if you're in group A, it can be difficult to understand group B. In vice versa.
I'm a musician, so I love everything about creating music. From the theory, to the mastery of the instrument, the tens of thousands of hours I've poured into it...finally being able to play something I never thought I'd be able to, just by sheer willpower and practice. Coming up with melodies that feel something to me, or I can relate to something.
On the other hand, I know people that want to jump straight to the end result. They have some melody or idea in their head, and they just want to generate some song that revolves around that idea.
I don't really look down on those people, even though the snobs might argue that they're not "real musicians". I don't understand them, but that's not really something I have to understand either.
So I think there are a lot of devs these days, that have been honing their skills and love for the craft for years, that don't understand why people just want things to be generated, with no effort.
And this is what is causing the friction against LLM's (which are quite useful for getting up to speed with a new concept / language ), the programming itself is the fun bit - I still want to do that bit!
I would be wary investing time in learning / using any new products from them.
I am really pleased they continue to work on this - it is a lot of work, but it needs to be done and checked manually, once done the base stuff shouldn't change much and it will be a great common sense check for generated content.
Yes you can - just save them locally?
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