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161 sats \ 2 comments \ @maxiim3 11 Mar
25 sats \ 0 replies \ @maxiim3 11 Mar \ parent \ on: What coding tasks do you offload to AI? AI

Yes ! haha especially for dyslexish and non-native english speakers like me ;)

25 sats \ 0 replies \ @maxiim3 11 Mar \ parent \ on: What coding tasks do you offload to AI? AI

I personnaly use it to write the test, but I tell the usecase. It's just so verbose and time consuming.

30 sats \ 0 replies \ @maxiim3 11 Mar freebie \ on: What coding tasks do you offload to AI? AI

Hi, I have experienced non predictable results using AI.
Claude code max has one shot complex features and totally missed easy ones.

For example: He one shot a browser extension. While totally missing the landing page requirements for that extension.

After 6 months, my conclusion would be that I often loose more time by prompting and yelling at the model to do the right thing than I would if I had coded it myself. - Than could be a prompting skill issue.
I tend, and that's personal, to become lazier while using AI and could be a bad discipline of myself: using it for everything.

Currently, I am in an in between:

  • I really like using AI for reviewing my code.
  • I like using it for righting tests
  • I also tend to prefer it to act like a coding tutor / learning mode, so that I still have to implement things myself. It's more like a safe guard and copilot. But I still right most of the code myself. For some really little piece of code, or to generate boilerplate, I delegate the work to AI.

What are you experience ?

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