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by thisissomething
186 days ago
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It really depends on how you use it. I really like using AI for prototyping new ideas (it can run on the background while I work on the main project) and for getting the boring grunt work (such as creating CRUD endpoints on a RESTful API) out of the way. Leaving me more time to focus on the code that really is challenging and need a deeper understanding of the business or the system as a whole. |
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I tried AI, but the code it produces (on a higher level) is of really poor quality. Refactoring this is a HUGE PITA.