It's too much energy to keep up with things that become obsolete and get replaced in matters of weeks/months. My current plan is to ignore all of this new information for a while, then whenever the race ends and some winning new workflow/technology will actually become the norm I'll spend the time needed to learn it.
Are we moving to some new paradigm same way we did when we invented compilers? Amazing, let me know when we are there and I'll adapt to it.
I had a similar rule about programming languages. I would not adopt a new one until it had been in use for at least a few years and grew in popularity.
I haven't even gotten around to learning Golang or Rust yet (mostly because the passed the threshold of popularity after I had kids).
