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how am I supposed to notice and fix the myriad bugs produced if I'm not familiar with the framework or runtime? and if I am familiar, how is prose literally ev
by dingnuts 2y ago
how am I supposed to notice and fix the myriad bugs produced if I'm not familiar with the framework or runtime?
and if I am familiar, how is prose literally ever more terse than the actual code?
to me it just comes down to which one is less typing and that's still Just Writing The Code Myself as far as I can tell
I mean maybe it'd be different if I spent hundreds of dollars on 4o-pro but trying the free models have made me want to pay even less, it's all a massive waste of time compared to just using Kagi to look things up
- analog31 2y agoFrom my own standpoint, it's an even simpler proposition. I program, but I don't develop software. I'd like to know if the AI changes the way we answer the question of when a project will be done.
- winrid 2y ago> how is prose literally ever more terse than the actual code All the time. Open an android project and tell Claude to create a social feed, or as a recent example I told Claude to add waitlist support to a registration system in Django. It did a better job than most juniors I've worked with, and I think it cost a couple dollars. I tuned it a bit afterwards, but saved me lots of time and energy. With one one sentence prompt it updated the models, created the migrations, found and updated all the views...