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Go on r/learnprogramming or r/programming and you will find plenty of people that claim that developing without AI assistant is no longer a thing, and it's boom
by LtWorf 2y ago
Go on r/learnprogramming or r/programming and you will find plenty of people that claim that developing without AI assistant is no longer a thing, and it's boomers who insist on doing it the old way.
Of course I suspect they are 20 years old at most who never took part in a real project.
- anon22981 2y agoIt’s pretty jarring to see quite often remarks that developing with ”Gen AI” is a must and a game changer and whatnot. Usually when I have a SW problem gpt4 can’t help me. Sometimes it can speed up something marginally, but almost never no remarkable gains and sometimes it’s a net negative trying to find help from it without ever succeeding. As you said, I guess it depends on what kind of work needs to be done - I’m sure the 20 yo students can solve their OOP homework well with LLMs.