> By algorithmic thinking, I mean defining a set of basic rules to follow and applying everyday...
This is actually kinda a good suggesting for everyday life as well. Many problem people face are too complex to figure out without systematic analysis, and with this method of thinking, complexity can be simplified.
Of course you have to do some swaps:
> Understand data flows -> Understand whats, hows and whys
> Choose appropriate data structures -> Choose appropriate tools
> Reason about time and space complexity -> Reason about cost and effectiveness
BTW: Is this article was about LLMs induced identity crisis? I noticed quite a few blogs written in a similar color trying to realign themselves in the new world of AI.
Of course that's a reasonable thing to consider, but in addition to that, I think it's also kinda useful to remember why you started as a software engineer to begin with, what were you planning that drives you to select this path? Will AIs be a blocker of that plan, or a enhancer?
This is actually kinda a good suggesting for everyday life as well. Many problem people face are too complex to figure out without systematic analysis, and with this method of thinking, complexity can be simplified.
Of course you have to do some swaps:
BTW: Is this article was about LLMs induced identity crisis? I noticed quite a few blogs written in a similar color trying to realign themselves in the new world of AI.Of course that's a reasonable thing to consider, but in addition to that, I think it's also kinda useful to remember why you started as a software engineer to begin with, what were you planning that drives you to select this path? Will AIs be a blocker of that plan, or a enhancer?