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I think architecture and UX have more impact on the quality of the software you write for the end user than the details of a specific language. And when you're
by ako 9mo ago
I think architecture and UX have more impact on the quality of the software you write for the end user than the details of a specific language. And when you're creating guitar training software, music and guitar playing knowledge has more impact on the quality of the software, than the details of a specific language.
When working with an LLM i care more about prompting it about software architecture, software UX, and the domain we're working on, than the details of the language it uses.
- altmanaltman 9mo ago> I think architecture and UX have more impact on the quality of the software you write for the end user than the details of a specific language. And when you're creating guitar training software, music and guitar playing knowledge has more impact on the quality of the software, than the details of a specific language. hard disagree on both points. You're talking about "impact" but surely you'll be a better coder if you can actually, you know, code? The other stuff is important sure but if you literally cannot read the code and just pleasure yourself with dreams of architecture and UX, what you're generating is 99% bad quality. But prove me wrong, would love to see something you've made.
- ako 9mo agoHere’s something I had Claude code make recently: https://github.com/ako/backing-tracks https://github.com/ako/backing-tracks
- altmanaltman 9mo agohonestly pretty good
- ako 9mo agoBest thing of Claude Code is that it's cheap to change your mind: you can try some idea, test it, and if you don't like it you simply have it refactor the code. No more big design up-front, "we need all the specs and requirements".