Just building my first LLM-powered app, and it's revolutionizing my approach to software development. As someone with many years of experience building software first directly and then as a part of teams, I thought I knew what to expect. I was wrong.

The potential is mind-blowing, especially for small teams. But it comes with significant challenges:

1. Rethinking design, testing, and debugging processes
2. Dealing with the imprecision of natural language
3. Ensuring reliability and consistency in AI-augmented systems

It's breaking my brain a bit, but also opening up exciting possibilities. I now have more empathy for big tech's publicized AI missteps.

It's early days for both me and this tech. One thing's clear: we need to adapt, fast. And so many exciting opportunities.

Just building my first LLM-powered app, and it's revolutionizing my approach to software development. As someone with many years of experience building software first directly and then as a part of teams, I thought I knew what to expect. I was wrong.

The potential is mind-blowing, especially for small teams. But it comes with significant challenges:

1. Rethinking design, testing, and debugging processes
2. Dealing with the imprecision of natural language
3. Ensuring reliability and consistency in AI-augmented systems

It's breaking my brain a bit, but also opening up exciting possibilities. I now have more empathy for big tech's publicized AI missteps.

It's early days for both me and this tech. One thing's clear: we need to adapt, fast. And so many exciting opportunities.

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