cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/52842255
Have been working my way through this author’s essays, thought this one was a unique observation.
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/52842255
Have been working my way through this author’s essays, thought this one was a unique observation.
Yeah, same here
I needed to calculate some statistics from log files and that would have taken me ages - mostly because my sed-/awk-fu is lacking
But with AI I got a script in half an hour - after correcting it a few times - and it is reasonable ok enough for the job
I tried to refactor a really large spaghetti state machine with AI, but they’re all failing, because it’s too large
It’s nice to get boiler plate code written, but when it comes to overview of logic on a large project, they obviously can’t keep up
As you said, it’s a tool. But just like with any tool, you shouldn’t use it for every use case