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On the other hand one could argue that you should understand the code you write. A super complex in-database graph traversal should probably be properly underst
by rootnod3 2y ago
On the other hand one could argue that you should understand the code you write. A super complex in-database graph traversal should probably be properly understood in case performance problems pop up. Or the problem itself should be broken down differently.
- josephg 2y agoOnce Claude gave me the query, I read it, asked questions about how it works and asked about potential changes. “Why is this bit here? Couldn’t we do it like this instead?” And so on. We went through about 5 variants of the same query, Claude and I. They didn’t all work. I’m still no expert. But I have a lot more confidence in that query & how it works than I would have from cobbling something together from stackoverflow.