1. Create a support group

2. Create agents to crawl the internet and invite anyone who has posted such sentiments

3. Best not to tell them that they were contacted via ai

More seriously if you set one up, it will likely attract many people.

Seems like the need for a support group depends on whether the recent advent of LLMs in your specific workplace has led you to become a Centaur ("I'm now a 10x SWE") or a Reverse Centaur ("this is rapidly sucking the joy this job once held for me"). So, yes, there is very definitely a need for this as there are definitely people seeing themselves cast as the latter.

the first rule of LLM support group is you do not ask the LLM to summarize the support group meeting

Yeah, there's definitely a lot of people in the same boat as you.

I was already getting annoyed with the profession and its CV-driven development, and mostly saw code as a means to an end rather than an end in itself, but that only means I've not lost a sense of identity: I am absolutely also struggling to figure out what to do next.

Why do you feel that way? I'm a SWE and LLMs have 10x me as a developer

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