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Daniel - Bountycaster
@pirosb3
Some of my favorite AI tools: Claude 3.5 Sonnet I use it for building React UIs and doing code reviews. As a solo developer, this is really helpful. My top tip when using Claude is to delegate tasks instead of asking open-ended questions. I like to stay in control but find it useful to assign specific parts of my app with clear limits. Another tip is to use popular frameworks or libraries like Tailwind and React because the code it produces will fit the framework’s rules. ChatGPT 4o and O-1 I find them great for reviewing messages, managing my daily and weekly to-dos, and brainstorming ideas. I also love Whisper and use it as a live note-taking and brainstorming tool when I’m on the go. ChatGPT helps me with my weaknesses in written communication. Some interesting uses include tracking my gym workouts and coming up with new exercises every day. Tools I’m trying out but haven’t fully added to my workflow: V0, Cursor. What AI tools do you think I should check out?
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datadanne
@datadanne.eth
I’m curious, how do you manage your todos using ChatGPT? Claude is extremely good at writing react code. Did you figure out a good vim-setup for AI supported dev? I switched to cursor for front end stuff, the default vim mode + a few key bindings makes it close enough to my vim setup that it makes me faster than switching between vim & browser
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Daniel - Bountycaster
@pirosb3
Answering your first question I use a running ChatGPT conversation as my to-do list. When I need to add or remove items, I use the voice input (Whisper) to tell ChatGPT things like “remove items X and Y and add item K.” I also ask it to show me the running list of todos every time an operation is performed. I organize my tasks into sections like “today,” “this week” and “pending” and I use natural language to move tasks between these sections. It’s been really effective for me. The only downside is that the conversations can get quite long, and the mobile app doesn’t have a bookmarking feature (though the webapp version does). A tip: in your initial prompt, instruct ChatGPT to act as a to-do list and ask it to reprint the entire list every time you make a change. Give it a try and let me know what you think!
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