5 points | by var0xyz an hour ago
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For work tasks? No. My team is super anti-AI. But I tell them about all the stuff I've built with it for personal stuff.
IMO, it's like asking: do you feel comfortable admitting you used a calculator instead of doing mental math?
Pretty much all the code I produce nowadays is generated with AI help, to some extent. No problem admitting it.
The value is not writing the code anymore, but deciding what to create and keeping the code maintainable and understandable.
Optimizing for comfort would be the wrong fitness function.
What is your best practices in terms of ensuring code quality?
For work tasks? No. My team is super anti-AI. But I tell them about all the stuff I've built with it for personal stuff.
IMO, it's like asking: do you feel comfortable admitting you used a calculator instead of doing mental math?
Pretty much all the code I produce nowadays is generated with AI help, to some extent. No problem admitting it.
The value is not writing the code anymore, but deciding what to create and keeping the code maintainable and understandable.
Optimizing for comfort would be the wrong fitness function.
What is your best practices in terms of ensuring code quality?