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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
Feeling the same amount of brainrot from heaving AI write most code on some side projects as endless social media consumption. I got an output but 1) didn’t learn how to fish 2) it’s what I got prompted together not the full vision from my head 3) I could replicate it even if I tried Rerunning these tests continuously but dang being able to do it yourself still is a super power and seems like it requires more discipline now then it ever did
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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
@rafi @meb how do you use AI in what you‘re coding? Especially when starting new projects and working in domains you‘re not feeling „at home“
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Rafi
@rafi
I start with a search engine, scan through first 2 pages of results to grasp some context and key words of relevant ideas. Only then I use chat interface to ask some questions using those keywords and names. Without it all that AI will suggest is mid.
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Mo
@meb
Multiple times a minute: Autocomplete word / sentence Multiple times an hour: Cursor agent to spin up some new components and / or backend My view on GenAI for building real stuff is that it still really pays dividends to be a software engineer. My usual approach on any project is to roll out a full working vertical slice of the app before going to hard on any individual layer. Within that flow, GenAI just makes it faster for me to spin up the components as I move along. I'm at most a single file or small group of related files guy.
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vrypan |--o--|
@vrypan.eth
Depends on how you define domain. For me it has been a new language and I do things like: Write shitty code, close to pseudocode, and ask it to refactor/optimize. Replace google search for things like convert this string to uint64, or show me how a map can hold both string and numeric values.
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