Grant

Like there's a tool that lets you do this and then they can spin it up and talk to it with rag.

It's such a great idea.

Honestly, everyone should.

I'll include the link to the tool that lets you do this.

Granted, if you're in that situation, you probably don't have a power to power your phone.

Yeah.

I'll give the bear case to that, but I'll try to not depress you.

Okay.

So I think that it is an industry-wide problem.

I think it is a society-wide problem, and it's an individual problem.

So each person is going to have to decide for themselves, like, where do I want to offload my thinking to the AI?

Like, the DMV example is a great case.

Like...

Yeah, it's not worth my time to do that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So there are those use cases that just make common sense, makes perfect sense.

But let's say you want to be a software engineer and you're now offloading all of your thinking to Codex or Cloud Code and you're not learning anything that you're doing on the back end.

There's a way to do it where you are, where you basically send a request, then you go read the code, then you ask questions about the code.

What is this?

What does this function do?