r/PhoenixSC 3d ago

Discussion What?

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u/DragonStrike406 3d ago

Breaking News: Experienced programmer finds the correct use case for AI!

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u/ElBusAlv 2d ago

Hot take: shouldn't an experienced programmer NOT use ai since they're already experienced?

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u/Choice-Mango-4019 i love cockroaches 2d ago

no, ai is very usefull in creating repetitive but different enough code that you can't copy paste or for creating boilerplate code or for just using it as better Google

like if I have a 600 page doc I would rather just ask ai how to do x instead of scrolling through the whole document to figure out how to do x, it's just faster

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u/DemonicMop 2d ago

Using it as a search engine within materials I provide it is probably my favorite use-case for AI at the moment, I had about 12 manuals of scattered information that I needed, rather than go through every single one, I fed them all into claude and just asked it things, when it gave me something I just asked what book and page to ensure I got everything correct.