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>It's utility was never "six months away,"

6 months ago is when my coding became 100% done by AI. The utility already has been there for a while.

>I didn't have to be compelled to use it—I was eager to use it of my own volition as often as possible.

The difference is that you were a kid then with an open mind and now your world view has fixed into a certain way the world works and how things should be done.

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> your world view has fixed into a certain way the world works

Yeah, it's weird. I'm fixated on not having bugs in my code. :)

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AI can help with that too by automatically fixing bugs.

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I find it such a strange cycle to tell AI to write some code, then tell it to fix the bugs in that code. Why didn't the AI just not include those bugs the first time it wrote the code?!

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We do the same with humans, so it isn't strange to me. It requires superhuman ability to always get it right first try.