It’s not about speed-ups, it’s the fact that I’ll attempt a project far more ambitious than I would have in the past.

Over the past two months I’ve built out a very complex web app for a client. Without the aid of AI it would be far smaller, simpler and less capable. And honestly I probably wouldn’t have agreed to take on the job in the first place.

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lproven 20 hours ago | parent [-]

> far smaller, simpler and less capable

So, better, in other words?

	▲	bensyverson 14 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Sure, in the same way that nano is better than Microsoft Word. Unfortunately, sometimes nano is not enough. In the case of this client project, we are only now getting to enough functionality to be generally useful. The complexity that exists in the project is necessary complexity. A lot of coders are simply wrong about complexity, and feel it can always be reduced.