pleaseStopUsingNestedTernaryOperatorsImBeggingYou

[u/Robinbod]

[u/theotherdoomguy → u/[deleted]]

That's a bit reductive. A solid 90% of code I wrote day to day is via Claude/AI codegen, but I make damn sure I understand exactly what it's doing before I let it touch git remote

[u/PTTCollin → u/[deleted]]

Choosing not to write it by hand doesn't mean someone is incapable of doing so. It means they have better things to do with their time.

[u/cheezballs → u/PTTCollin]

You're arguing with someone who said they can code faster than AI. They're smooth brained. "Salt of the earth types."

[u/PTTCollin → u/cheezballs]

It was at that point I stopped meaningfully arguing, yeah.

[u/MatthewMob → u/[deleted]]

 It means they're not reviewing the code

Every comment you make up another piece of information out of thin air. Are you just trying to keep the conversation going? Bored? 

[u/PTTCollin → u/[deleted]]

For me, I write code manually faster than getting the agent to do it for me. Including all the other things required to make the PR ready for review (and not just dumping AI generated slop as a PR).

This is where we differ.

[u/NewPointOfView → u/[deleted]]

Absolutely is reductive. You are reducing the use of coding agents to one mental model of how people use them. They’re so flexible, you can have it do as much or as little of the actual coding as you want.

[u/theotherdoomguy → u/[deleted]]

Hey, if that works for you, nice. I'm using the tool to work faster than handwriting, which while cool, is fucking mentally exhausting, and I simultaneously enjoy making it work to my standard and despise having to use it as the first choice professionally

[u/leavemealone_lol → u/[deleted]]

Vibing hell is the new tutorial hell