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If you can't even be bothered to write the README without AI, why should I read it?
by zetalyrae 4mo ago
If you can't even be bothered to write the README without AI, why should I read it?
- dozerly 4mo agoMe when I see literally anything at work or on the internet these days :(
- throwaway219450 4mo agoIronically, AI is really great at making legacy repos work. I have Claude do it all the time. It’ll fix up environments, bump versions, fix compiler issues and outdated code, give you a better user interface (or create one to begin with). I usually point to this when people question if AI has productivity benefits, because it’s a massive time saver for me. I have spent hours in the past trying to chase down some obscure platform-specific GCC error on Stack Overflow. Ideally pay it forward and PR the things you fixed.