Pieter Levels
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first heard Aug 2024
last heard Aug 2024
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Yeah, you can learn a little bit every day, like a little bit of React or I think now like Next is very big. So learn a little bit of Next, you know, but I call them the military industrial complex. So if I, you need to know, you need to know it anyway, so.
The frameworks are so complicated and it changes so fast. So it's like, where do I start, you know? And I guess it's the same thing when you're starting out making websites, like where do you start? Yeah, it's GPT-4, I guess. But yeah, it's just so dynamic. It changes so fast that I don't know if it would be a good idea for me to learn it, you know?
Maybe some combination of like Vue, Next with PHP, Laravel. Laravel is like a framework for PHP. I think that would be, it could benefit me, you know? Maybe Tailwind for CSS, like a styling engine. That stuff could probably save me time.
All I know is right now I would send it to GitHub and it sends it to my server. I don't know how to get JavaScript running. I have no clue.
So I guess I need like a pass, like Verso, right? Or Heroku, those kind of platforms.
Like just- Ah, on the same page. Same exact- Oh, the same page? Kind of page. That's a cool product. Like- All these frameworks. Yeah. And you can see the differences.
That's interesting.
Some AI stuff, some LLM stuff.
To replicate, for example, and then you have, yeah, that would be a very cool project.
Because nobody benchmarks this. Nobody's benchmark developer happiness with frameworks. Nobody's benchmark the shipping time.
And this stuff confused me too. Like React now apparently has become backend. Yeah. Or something that used to be only frontend and you're forced to do now backend also. I don't know.
Like 60% of developers do it like this. Yeah. It's hard to figure that out. You know, that's the problem.
They usually know the dominant. They give answers that are the most probable, kind of.
So that makes sense to ask an LLM. I think, honestly, maybe what would help is if you want to learn or I would want to learn a framework, hire somebody that already does it and just sit with them and make something together. I've never done that, but I've thought about it. There would be a very fast way to... take their knowledge, put it in my brain.
Yeah, but those people exist. You could find those people probably online.
Like, if you want to learn AI, imagine you have Karpathy sitting next to you. Yeah. Like, he does his YouTube videos. It's amazing. He can teach it to, like, a five-year-old about how to make LLM. It's amazing. Like, imagine this guy sitting next to you and just teaching you, like, let's make LLM together. Like, holy shit, it would be amazing.
Yeah.
But he's amazing because he's super technical and he's the only one who can explain stuff in a simple way, which shows his complete genius.
Because if you can explain without jargon, you're like, Wow.
Yeah.
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