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There's a persistent rather large minority that has a nuanced take: it can't write code they like (don't want to edit), but it's great for weekend projects (whe
by refulgentis 3y ago
There's a persistent rather large minority that has a nuanced take: it can't write code they like (don't want to edit), but it's great for weekend projects (where they're trying new things without established personal preferences).
Forest for the trees if you ask me, but, to each their own.
- skissane 3y agoSometimes, I find writing pseudocode easier than code. And then I ask an AI to turn it into code. Sometimes the results aren’t too bad, and just need a few tweaks for me to use it-overall I’ve saved mental effort compared to translating the pseudocode into code by hand. And if the results aren’t useful, I’ve only wasted a few seconds, and then I just have to do it manually.