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I would say "only if you can review said work yourself alone", rather than "do". I'm an experienced developer, but I don't count myself as a web dev or a pytho
by ben_w 5mo ago
I would say "only if you can review said work yourself alone", rather than "do".
I'm an experienced developer, but I don't count myself as a web dev or a python dev; I can review the web and python stuff I get out of the AI (sometimes I need to ask the AI follow-up questions so I can find official documentation for what it did), but I can't write it.
- realusername 5mo agoI think you could eventually do it then, it would just take you longer.
- ben_w 5mo agoIf "eventually" counts, I can say I have "run" a marathon (I have walked that distance in one session, or if you don't like that verb I can sum all the various occasions I've run and that sum almost certainly exceeded 42.2 km before I finished school). But the difference I allude to here is more like how "book reviewer" is a different job than "book author": yes, if you can review a book, you can also write one. Eventually.