Reflections on Identity and the AI Revolution in Coding and Writing
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A good honest bake. Not flashy, but you'll finish the whole bagel.
Summary
The author reflects on their identity as a writer and coder, expressing pride in their ability to teach and explain concepts clearly. They discuss the mixed reactions within the programming and writing communities to the AI revolution, highlighting their personal connection to the topic.
Key quotes
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I have a unique ability to identify the order in which to teach concepts.
As a member, separately, of the programming and writing communities, I’ve seen plenty of excitement, agitation, skepticism, and consternation about the rapidly evolving AI revolution.
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