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Depends upon the user. Are you fast (and confident) at evaluating the output and discarding the bad suggestions? This is why I think using AI hurts some devel
by SkyBelow 2y ago
Depends upon the user. Are you fast (and confident) at evaluating the output and discarding the bad suggestions? This is why I think using AI hurts some developers and helps others, and the usefulness is best for those who already have a good deal of experience.
- ItsBob 2y agoI'm a senior developer so I spot the bullshit, like sometimes it makes up table names in the sql. Things like that. It's definitely not fire-and-forget: more like extreme autocomplete (at least that's how I use it)
- SkyBelow 2y agoI don't ever use it for fire and forget, but I've been wondering how well that might work in small side projects where hidden bugs aren't a big concern. Like using a fire and forget to spin up a small javascript game. But never in production code that I might get a 2am Saturday incident call on.