Comments by "" (@adambickford8720) on "New Junior Developers Can't Actually Code" video.

LLMs offer information, not knowledge. The harder the problem, the more obvious the difference between these things becomes. In the old days all we got was data. It was up to us to turn that into information, which is itself a skill that's critical achieving knowledge.
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@leversofpower Anyone that had to figure out how to combine the fundamental things they genuinely understood to create novel solutions vs brute force iteration. Historically, the latter only worked in very narrow problem spaces. With AI the bar for 'good enough' has been lowered, but the bar for excellence has not. Obviously, there will still be amazing devs that are passionate and just naturally curious. But when you don't have that 'difficulty' filter, they become more of a unicorn than they already are relative to the pool.
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