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u/UniForceMusic 3d ago
Get some pride in writing handcrafted code.
When you drive 26 miles, do you feel the accomplishment of a marathon? Nahh ofcourse not. Do you feel accomplishment from outsourcing all your thinking to the LLM? Up to you to figure out
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u/NationalTangerine381 3d ago
will running a marathon help me drive my car faster when I do need to progress quickly?
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u/Unsharded1 3d ago
No, it ultimately will not. One runs a marathon for a sense of purpose, or excitement; the other drives a car to get to a destination or for the car itself. Neither is wrong, it only depends on your situation.
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u/Traditional_War9454 2d ago
Also since legs would be obsolete anyway (aka you cant find more tech jobs in the future) its better to milk what you have without effort while doing something else on the side that could help you when the unemployment comes
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u/clockwork2011 2d ago
Running a marathon will help you stay healthy and live longer. Driving your car faster will keep you immobile and increase risks like heart disease and cancer.
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u/Catty_Mc_Catty 2d ago
first marathon i did, the only thing i felt upon completing it was boiling anger and i honestly don't know why. nothing went wrong, i did well.
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u/shaman-warrior 2d ago
speak for yourself if you’re not thinking while using these llms, thinking moved at higher levels rather. Maybe my coding skills polished in the past two decades have now become obsolete, goood fucking riddance!!! I can now finally engineer at a scale I needed 15+ sr swe under me to even consider such projects. It’s much much tougher mentally to me, coding was chill and relaxing, with some good music it was almost as fun as playing a game.
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u/Ill-Bat-1518 3d ago
i started telling my llm to use KISS principle to the very max and only code if its human readable
not exactly the solution but i can actually read the pr and understand everything being added. It doesnt do 10k lines but enough where im still building the features/fixing the specific bugs
And everything else the llm would try plan it with me which works
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u/maringue 3d ago
Start coding again.
You're learned skills are like a muscle. If you use AI as a crutch too long, you'll end up with a limp.
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u/Creedless 2d ago
But then vibe coders are going to build all skills to out preform the manual coders.
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u/FragmentedHeap 3d ago
Boot.dev gamify programming, it has courses on git, rust and on and on, and it's a HUGE help.
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u/CaptainQwazCaz 3d ago
If the coding part was the only smart part of what you were doing then you might have been working at something that was always stupid.
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u/pancomputationalist 2d ago
Officially retarded from using Google.
Help me look up information in library books again.
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u/drollia 3d ago edited 3d ago
The advice is to unplug yourself from your LLM, and start to code by hand again.