▲ | konart 13 hours ago | |
>This process will probably lead to a situation where in a year, it will take me 30 minutes with AI to do a task that would have taken me an hour otherwise How do you figure? >Because during those 2 hours I will make my code base more understandable to help the AI cope with it. Are you working in a team? If yes - I can't really imagine how does this work. Does this mean that your teammates occasionally wake up to a 50+ changes PR\MR that was born as a result of your desire to "possibly" load off some of the work to a text generator? I'm curious here. | ||
▲ | mg 12 hours ago | parent [-] | |
> How do you figure? Extrapolation. I see the progress I already made over the last years. For small tasks where I can anticipate that AI will handle it well, I am already multiple times more efficient with AI than without. The hard thing to tackle these days is larger, more architectural tasks. And there I also see progress. Humans also benefit from a better codebase that is easier to understand. Just like AI. So the changes I make in this regard are universally good. |