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Lex Fridman did an interview with Ruby on Rails creator David Heinemeier Hansson. I think DHH actually keeps his AI in a separate window, and insists on retypi
by MilnerRoute 1y ago
Lex Fridman did an interview with Ruby on Rails creator David Heinemeier Hansson. I think DHH actually keeps his AI in a separate window, and insists on retyping the suggestions it displays. (The act of typing the code somehow plants it more deeply in his memory, and he finds it more education.)
From the interview I got the impression that AI can help you learn or rob you or learning, depending on how you use it. Like, you can go fast or you can go slower-but-more-educational... Depends on what you're after, I guess.
- bravesoul2 1y agoI like the rewrite suggestion. It sounds primitive but I imagine there is more of a sense of ownership by doing so and you can spot errors or things you dont understand and want to know more about.