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by LouisSayers
469 days ago
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I agree, if you can communicate effectively AI is a huge productivity jump. Another thing I've found is to actually engineer a solution - all the basic coding principles come into play, keeping code clean, cohesive and designing it to make testing easy. The human part of this is essential as AI has no barometer on when it's gone too far with abstraction or not far enough. When code is broken up into good abstractions then the AI part of filling in the gaps is where you see a lot of the productivity increases. It's like filling water into an ice tray. |
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