Casey Liss

And what else should I be looking at?

What are their algorithms?

What other techniques should I be using to make to achieve these things to make them sound good?

and it will generate it for you.

I know this because I have done that with other types of algorithms.

I have asked ChatGPT or Gemini or Claude to generate me code to do some kind of relatively, I even asked it like, here's the kind of problem I'm trying to solve.

What algorithm should I be looking at?

And it'll give me a nice overview of six different algorithms to solve this problem, what the trade-offs of each ones are, what the performance is.

And then I'll say, do you want me to generate this for you in Swift?

I'll say, yeah, sure.

And then it generates it for me in Swift.

And I think there's no way this is going to work.

And then I try and it works.

Already, the value of like proprietary custom techniques and tricks that you do is plummeting.

I should be really upset about that.

And on some level, that is kind of a shame.

But also on another level, this other problem I was trying to solve, I just got the answer and I had to move on.

That's incredibly powerful that there's all these different algorithms that like, you

I could have figured out the algorithm to do it the sophisticated way.

It would have taken me a day or more, and I might have gotten the algorithm wrong, and I might have had weird bugs as a result, or I might do something in a relatively straightforward, naive approach that might have a really efficient algorithm that I'm not going to ever think of or know about, but the AI knows about it.