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Route A is good for rapid, disposable prototyping. If you ever have a stray thought, “I wonder how this would work if the whole paradigm were turned sideways”,
by anon373839 29d ago
Route A is good for rapid, disposable prototyping. If you ever have a stray thought, “I wonder how this would work if the whole paradigm were turned sideways”, you now have a chance to preview a “working” version of your idea. If you like it, discard the code and reimplement it correctly. In this way, I think it can be a good adjunct to sketches and other lofi prototyping techniques. Just don’t outsource the creative ideation to the LLM, because all you’ll get are the same solutions as everyone else.
- t-writescode 29d agoHave you seen many of the replies in this thread and others? They’re not doing that. They’re putting it into production code. Their company’s thought leaders are trying to say that review itself is a waste of time, etc. That’s not “disposable prototyping” that’s whole versions of the codebase written with barely a human in sight.
- anon373839 29d agoYes; my point was not related to any of that.