alt Hacker NewsI find it increasingly confusing that some people seem to believe, that other people not subjecting themselves to this continued interrogation, gives any credence to their position.
People seem to believe that there is a burden of proof. There is not. What do I care if you are on board?
I don't know what could change your mind, but of course the answer is "nothing" as long as you aer not open to it. Just look around. There is so much stuff, from so many credible people in all domains. If you can't find anything that is convincing or at least interesting to you, you are simply not looking.
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> What do I care if you are on board?
Without enough adoption expect some companies you are a client of to increase prices more, or close entirely down the road, due to insufficient cash inflow.
So, you would care, if you want to continue to use these tools and see them evolve, instead of seeing the bubble pop.
> People seem to believe that there is a burden of proof. There is not. What do I care if you are on board?
The burden of proof rests on those making the positive claim. You say you don't care if others get on board, but a) clearly a lot of others do (case in point: the linked article) and b) a quick check of your posts in this very thread shows that you are indeed making positive claims about the merits of LLM assisted software development.