Good for you, son. I've just spent the whole f*king day screaming at an agent on a deadline.

This right here. People simp for LLM companies as if their experience of using the out-of-pocket top-of-the-line "team of PhD's" paid models will be what is deployed when trying to contact your bank, insurance, etc. No,... once tech companies stop playing the "no/some revenue until we own the world" VC game, we'll all be stuck trying to talk to GlueSnifferGPT when reporting an emergency.

That will never happen. You know that. It will only become more and more. there is no return. My advise: don't stick with those blocker ideas.

Not sure I follow; more and more what? And what do you mean by blocker ideas?

you did none of this. Did you personally learn something from that experience? Other than how to use your agent

Of course I learned from it. I mean the reverse engineering part which is basically try and error is something I rather skip. The remaining things like wiring the hardware is still there. The boring stuff is what the LLM can do for me. I still find the process to get stuff working challenging and interesting. It's not only about the end result. It's just a different approach than the old school low level one