Cheap, unlimited AI is ending. The next skill is orchestration
I keep hitting rate limits way earlier than a year ago. I don't think it's an accident: the way we consume AI is changing, and it asks for a new skill.
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Software engineer from Madrid, living in the US. Software has changed more in the last three years than in my whole career, and I'm right in the middle of that change: trying things, learning, and writing down what I see.
I keep hitting rate limits way earlier than a year ago. I don't think it's an accident: the way we consume AI is changing, and it asks for a new skill.
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There's a jump between using AI to ask for answers and building systems that work for you. It's not a technical jump, it's a mindset one. Here's how it went for me.
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AI already writes code better than most developers I know. And still, the code is the least interesting part of what's happening. Let me tell you why.
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