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domain experience in coding helps, but honestly I can now write clojure code without ever touching anything lisp-y before as long as you know how to ask the ri
by franze 2y ago
domain experience in coding helps, but honestly I can now write clojure code without ever touching anything lisp-y before
as long as you know how to ask the right questions, formulate the next steps of what you want and what context the AI might need, you are good to go
- redleggedfrog 2y ago"I can now write clojure code without ever touching anything lisp-y before" I have trouble with doing that myself. When I personally don't understand the code completely I worry I'm about to step in it. Maybe it's a flaw in my work ethic, but when stuff slips past code reviews and makes it even to QA because I didn't comprehend it well enough I feel bad about it. Maybe a bit too personally attached to the results.