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I find them useful for a few tasks that I'd procrastinate on and delay anyway, but for others, it would honestly be faster for me to just apply my skills withou
by brailsafe 1y ago
I find them useful for a few tasks that I'd procrastinate on and delay anyway, but for others, it would honestly be faster for me to just apply my skills without getting to an LLM review mode. I've found that using an LLM poisons my flow in a way that is a bit draining, whereas if I just put the work in to maintain context in my head, it's faster and more enjoyable.
Things like low-risk documentation, updating and creating unit tests along with fixing them in agent mode, describing how some code works etc.. are all at least a little useful for me.
- bagacrap 1y agoWhy is documentation low risk? Because you don't personally suffer if it's wrong? I would rather a piece of code not be documented than for it to be documented by AI and lead me down a garden path of misunderstanding.