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I can totally write the logging code myself, but its tedious formatting the log messages "nicely". In my experience AI will write a nice log message and capture
by webstrand 1y ago
I can totally write the logging code myself, but its tedious formatting the log messages "nicely". In my experience AI will write a nice log message and capture relevant variables automatically, unlike handwritten statements where I inevitably have to make a second pass to include a critical value I missed.
- skydhash 1y agoI think we need to abandon this idea of writing code like a scribe copying a book. There’s a plethora of tools ready to help you take advantage of the facts - that the code itself is an interlinked structure (LSPs and code navigation), - that the syntax is simple and repetitive (snippets and generators), - that you are using a very limited set of symbols (grep, find and replace, contextual docs, completion) - and that files are a tools for organization (emacs and vim buffers, split layout in other editors) Your editor should be a canvas for your thinking, not an assembly line workspace where you only type code out.