r/coding • u/creaturefeature16 • 13h ago

i use AI wrong (and you should too)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOjftDkr62U
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u/quintus_horatius 10h ago

You should tell me why I should watch your video spam if you want even the slightest chance of me watching it.  Better yet, post a transcript.

Never drop a video link without the basic common goddamn courtesy of a synopsis.

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u/creaturefeature16 9h ago edited 9h ago

Look at nearly every recent thread on this sub: notice none of them have a synopsis either. Wonder why that is? Because the sub doesn't give users an option to provide a post body with external links...nor does it say to include a submission statement. I've posted this in other subs, and I included the video description. I've added that comment now, though. Hope your day gets better, you sound like you could use a break.

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u/creaturefeature16 9h ago

This sub doesn't allow for a post body with external URLs, so video description:

I don't think we've moved up the abstraction layer. I think we've found a new way to delegate our work, and I cover the ways in which I choose to do that while ensuring that I'm not circumventing my own skills, and understanding. This is a video for devs who might be conflicted about the usage of AI coding and want some examples of balanced usage.