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AI coding made me faster, but I can't code to music anymore

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Re: AI coding made me faster, but I can't code to music anymore

#2
I let the AI first generate a outline of how it would do it as markdown. I adapt this and then let it add details into additional markdown files about technical stuff, eg how to use a certain sdk and so on. I correct these all. And then I let the AI generate the classes of the outline one by one.

Re: AI coding made me faster, but I can't code to music anymore

#7

  Absolutely—I feel like I can ship at a crazy velocity now, like I have a team of interns at my disposal to code up my every silly demand.
It reminds me this scene:

  `Cut my eggs`
  `Your eggs are cut sir!'
  `Cut my milk'
  `I can't sir, it's liquid'
  `Imbecile! Freeze it, then cut it!'

Re: AI coding made me faster, but I can't code to music anymore

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post #7

Absolutely—I feel like I can ship at a crazy velocity now, like I have a team of interns at my disposal to code up my every silly demand. It reminds me this scene: `Cut my eggs` `Your eggs are cut sir!' `Cut my milk' `I can't sir, it's liquid' `Imbecile! Freeze it, then cut it!'

> Absolutely—I feel like I can ship at a crazy velocity now, like I have a team of interns at my disposal to code up my every silly demand.

I also wonder what type of simple CRUD apps people build that have such a performance gain? They must be building well understood projects or be incredible slow developers for LLMs to have such an impact, as I cant relate to this at all.

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