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> if you know exactly what you want, it is great. Kinda kills the utility if you need to know what you want out tho...
by DeepYogurt 2y ago
> if you know exactly what you want, it is great.
Kinda kills the utility if you need to know what you want out tho...
- stanac 2y agoIt speeds up code writing, it's not useless. Best use case for me is to help me understand libraries that are sparsely documented (e.g. dotnet roslyn api). edit: spelling
- xandrius 2y agoIf I can get 100 lines generated instantly while explaining it in 25, scan the answer just to validate it and then, no wait, add other 50 lines as I forgot something before. All that in minutes then I'm happy. Plus I can detach the "tell the AI" part from the actual running of the code. That's pretty powerful to me. For instance, I could be on the train thinking of something, chat it over with an LLM, get it where I want and then pause before actually copying it into the project.