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Yeah, OpenAuth also kind of falls in this category because previous iterations of it, I always hit a wall of like very obscure questions. It'll always be something like,

Yeah, OpenAuth also kind of falls in this category because previous iterations of it, I always hit a wall of like very obscure questions. It'll always be something like,

why shouldn't i use a jwt for the refresh token or like why can't i use an identity token for authorization it was like very specific and nobody has like clearly spelled it out but interrogating an lm i was able to like really understand a bunch of things that were kind of eluding me for for years another thing is like yeah if i sat down and i'm like the next two weeks of my life i'm just gonna like master

why shouldn't i use a jwt for the refresh token or like why can't i use an identity token for authorization it was like very specific and nobody has like clearly spelled it out but interrogating an lm i was able to like really understand a bunch of things that were kind of eluding me for for years another thing is like yeah if i sat down and i'm like the next two weeks of my life i'm just gonna like master

author, whatever, I'm going to understand the spec, I'm sure I would have been able to do it. But this let me casually acquire that experience, that knowledge, while working on other stuff, just here and there. And eventually hit a tipping point where I was like, okay, now I fully get it and I can go do it.

author, whatever, I'm going to understand the spec, I'm sure I would have been able to do it. But this let me casually acquire that experience, that knowledge, while working on other stuff, just here and there. And eventually hit a tipping point where I was like, okay, now I fully get it and I can go do it.

This feels similar to... I remember... Like earlier in my career, my process for learning a new thing, I can remember this very clearly. I was like, I need to use RabbitMQ. I need to learn RabbitMQ. So my approach was I would just keep Googling until I acquired like 10 to 15 articles that like roughly covered everything I had a question on. And it was like this process.

This feels similar to... I remember... Like earlier in my career, my process for learning a new thing, I can remember this very clearly. I was like, I need to use RabbitMQ. I need to learn RabbitMQ. So my approach was I would just keep Googling until I acquired like 10 to 15 articles that like roughly covered everything I had a question on. And it was like this process.

Yeah, a process that took a bunch of whatever. And then I realized like I'm just building a shitty book.

Yeah, a process that took a bunch of whatever. And then I realized like I'm just building a shitty book.

if i just buy the rabbit mq book like the rabbit mq book and just read it that's just someone that pre-compiled all of that stuff for me um and then since then whenever i had like when i was definitely going into like a new thing i would just buy the book on it and just read the whole thing and i could skip this whole let me like kind of scrounge around for for the information and i feel like

if i just buy the rabbit mq book like the rabbit mq book and just read it that's just someone that pre-compiled all of that stuff for me um and then since then whenever i had like when i was definitely going into like a new thing i would just buy the book on it and just read the whole thing and i could skip this whole let me like kind of scrounge around for for the information and i feel like

lms are kind of similar in that you can just ask it about a topic and it just like pre-researches everything for you don't have to like go like look up all this stuff like when i was working on multiplexer like you know what are all the different ansi codes that exist and like what are the common ones and what are the ones that are special that determine like

lms are kind of similar in that you can just ask it about a topic and it just like pre-researches everything for you don't have to like go like look up all this stuff like when i was working on multiplexer like you know what are all the different ansi codes that exist and like what are the common ones and what are the ones that are special that determine like

I would have to expect someone to have documented that exact question, but LLM could just pull that up for me on demand.

I would have to expect someone to have documented that exact question, but LLM could just pull that up for me on demand.

And even going back, like I would even say that multiplexer thing was the first thing I did that was so heavily LLM assisted that I didn't even do it right. Like I was still using some of my old habits of being like, I got to find something

And even going back, like I would even say that multiplexer thing was the first thing I did that was so heavily LLM assisted that I didn't even do it right. Like I was still using some of my old habits of being like, I got to find something

a library that someone implemented that kind of has what i want and i'll go from there yeah and that's what the current multiplexer is it's something i found that's like kind of working and then i use lm to like add all the stuff that i needed but looking back i should just gave up that first thing i should have been like i can just implement this from scratch because the lm would have made it really easy

a library that someone implemented that kind of has what i want and i'll go from there yeah and that's what the current multiplexer is it's something i found that's like kind of working and then i use lm to like add all the stuff that i needed but looking back i should just gave up that first thing i should have been like i can just implement this from scratch because the lm would have made it really easy