Re:The risk of AI isn't making us lazy, but making "lazy" lo...
by bluefirebrand on Monday March 30, 2026 @06:38PM
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> I don't think that the answer is a one-man fight against the zeitgeist, though. I promise you that blaming LLMs will quickly go from reasonable position to crutch to weakness
That's ok. When it happens I will simply go live in a cabin in the woods somewhere, raging against the dying of the light
Here's what I can say from the other side: you can only control what you can control, but you will be surprised to realize that you can control a lot if you put in the hours and just doggedly refuse to let problems stop your progress.
I don't think that the answer is a one-man fight against the zeitgeist, though. I promise you that blaming LLMs will quickly go from reasonable position to crutch to weakness. Like bankruptcy, it tends to happen very slowly and then very quickly.
If you treat good LLMs as a tireless mentor that needs to be reigned in and verified, you too can learn stackable skills quickly.