My frustration with my dev team persistently using it is growing.
Sure, it generates templates to save time, but we could already do that in lots of IDEs. The usefulness it has in testing working with it as a fancy rubber duck.
One actual use i discovered is taking a class relationship report and generating a mermaid diagram.
Read the fucking documentation of what you are implementing.
Is this people preemptively optimising. Write code in the most convenient manner then when u have performance issues optimise. I see ai as an excellent programming tool. I just worry for the next generation who can't write code themselves without an ai.
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Me too, LLMs, me too...
My frustration with my dev team persistently using it is growing.
Sure, it generates templates to save time, but we could already do that in lots of IDEs. The usefulness it has in testing working with it as a fancy rubber duck.
One actual use i discovered is taking a class relationship report and generating a mermaid diagram.
Read the fucking documentation of what you are implementing.
Is this people preemptively optimising. Write code in the most convenient manner then when u have performance issues optimise. I see ai as an excellent programming tool. I just worry for the next generation who can't write code themselves without an ai.