Coding requires creativity. Anyone who says otherwise, is probably from the product team.😝
This means it can sometimes feel like a maze with no en...
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I think these Co-Pilots will give rise to a generation of developers who wont be able to code anything from scratch, everything will be an auto complete, increasing the dependency on AI models and lower on human brains.
This is both good and bad , great for senior devs who know what they are doing, can understand the AI generated code and it will enable them to focus more on complex problems. It's bad for junior devs who will be using the AI gen code without context, making the code more error prone.
Sounds right to me. AI also has the pitfall in which it makes you feel like you're learning when you're actually not. I know that a lot of my peers already use AI on a daily basis (not just for coding, but for school and what not), and I'll be interested to see how they do when they get into a situation where they aren't able to constantly use it as a crutch.
true true, the problem solving muscle needs to be worked upon regularly - leveraging AI is a great thing but we need to stay sharp - plus ai tools aren't at a point where they produce an output that is always usable as is; if I don't know what AI is giving me, its going to bite me someday for sure
E-lafda opportunity missed since I think I agree with you on this.
Love this video by Robert Greene: youtu.be/Hkp0olCdtF4?si=f3ajgEPqsk...
We'd definitely need people to also exercise their problem solving brain while leveraging tools like this to improve efficiency.
On the code anything from scratch point, aren't we already almost there even without such tools? Boilerplates and what not - for example, most new web devs start with bootstrap - at times not having a clue what the classes are really doing on the backend to each element
Appreciate the addition here!
I will say Cursor >>> Copilot all day and these are some of the top reasons- - Cmd + L to open a smart ChatGPT
Love to see this @shivamchhuneja! ❤️ As a beginner learning to code (currently a little over 4 months in), I especially find Cursor to be so helpful, as it also has the context of the code I'm working on. Cursor has helped me to learn the right approach to problems, and its explanations also helped me to build my knowledge of concepts. ❤️
Cursor is just amazing!
totally!
This is so amazing🚀
Very well put!
thank you!
I wonder, can you install multiple ai tools on the same computer? Do they compete against each other?
Only when they use same slot for suggestion. For example, Amazon Code Whisperer and Github Copilot will conflict.
Great
thank you!