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Not sure if SN is English only.
It's not. There are many posts in other languages too but, unfortunately, they don't attract many readers, with a few exceptions from time to time.
I know what SN is @DarthCoin
I've been here for a few years too :)
I just didn't keep up with the changes
If you came here with "I will post to earn sats" in your mind... you are wrong.
I don't know why you would say that
Yes thanks @ek :)
I should've thought of the FAQ 😅
This sounds really cool!
I think I might have it a go. It will be a good opportunity to practice my (poor) English writing skills on a more formal way and, maybe, earn a few sats while doing that
have any of you met someone whose title was prompt engineer? I never met one
Neither have I. But what I have seen is non-programmers trying to "vibecode" ideas here and there, which is totally fine and even helpful, sometimes. I'm actually instructing some people on how to produce html prototypes using LLMs so they can better describe what they want me to do
Before LLMs it was like this:
To be honest, it still is but it made iterations faster
Because we (software engineers) are much better at providing the necessary context (both technical and business) to LLMs. We are also much better at breaking problems in smaller sequential steps because we (sort of) understand how the machine works
Wondering if prompt engineers will swallow software engineers, or if software engineers will swallow prompt engineers
About that, I think the latter is more likely.
People who cook a lot can't help but form one
Yeah, that might be true
I'm always trying weird combinations that people think are random, but before actually trying them, I imagine how they'll taste and whether they'll work together