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For me the biggest benefit from using LLMs is that I feel way more motivated to try new tools because I don't have to worry about the initial setup. I'd previo
by TheAceOfHearts 9mo ago
For me the biggest benefit from using LLMs is that I feel way more motivated to try new tools because I don't have to worry about the initial setup.
I'd previously encountered tools that seemed interesting, but as soon as I tried getting it to run I found myself going down an infinite debugging hole. With an LLM I can usually explain my system's constraints and the best models will give me a working setup from which I can begin iterating. The funny part is that most of these tools are usually AI related in some way, but getting a functional environment often felt impossible unless you had really modern hardware.
- christophilus 8mo agoSame. This weekend, I built a Flutter app and a Wails app just to compare the two. Would have never done either on my own due to the up front boilerplate— and not knowing (nor really wishing to know) Dart.
- chasd00 8mo agoI did the same thing but with react and supabase. I wouldn’t have done this on my own because of the react drudgery.
- IhateAI_3 8mo ago[dead]
- unixhero 8mo agoCool! With openclaw or with Claude?
- christophilus 8mo agoClaude.
- zorgz 8mo agogreat point. llm breaks that initial fatigue where to start if you go outside of your comfort zone tech stack