”My attempt to deploy Codescribble came from a prompt that was essentially “build me a docker deployment configuration”. I figured this would a simple task (putting aside the above problems), but it turned into a debacle."

Lol. I knew this was coming but I still enjoyed reading about it.

• Getting a pragmatic working prototype is 90% of the work.
• Getting that prototype deployed is the second 90%.
• Figuring out what the hell the user base actually wanted and might pay for is the third 90%.
• Keeping the product servers from melting into a puddle of breached data slag is the 4th 90%.
• Building a vibrant community to help adoption is the 5th 90%.

AI can absolutely help with this stuff, as long as we’re able to train it on the work of a couple billion expert humans.

What’s that? We don’t have billions of experts on some of these topics? Ooh. That’s rough. Bummer.