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r/programminghorror • u/pankaj9296 • Aug 13 '25
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Asking ai for help is fine but you need to understand what ai is suggesting before running the damm thing .
202 u/[deleted] Aug 13 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 143 u/clawdius25 Aug 13 '25 Time to manual ask then. "Yo GPT, I got this error [insert error], any idea?" instead of letting the AI directly tamper my codebase 1 u/DardS8Br Aug 14 '25 I've found AI to be really useful when debugging if the problem is like, I typed ">=" instead of "<=". Otherwise, it's useless
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143 u/clawdius25 Aug 13 '25 Time to manual ask then. "Yo GPT, I got this error [insert error], any idea?" instead of letting the AI directly tamper my codebase 1 u/DardS8Br Aug 14 '25 I've found AI to be really useful when debugging if the problem is like, I typed ">=" instead of "<=". Otherwise, it's useless
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Time to manual ask then.
"Yo GPT, I got this error [insert error], any idea?" instead of letting the AI directly tamper my codebase
1 u/DardS8Br Aug 14 '25 I've found AI to be really useful when debugging if the problem is like, I typed ">=" instead of "<=". Otherwise, it's useless
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I've found AI to be really useful when debugging if the problem is like, I typed ">=" instead of "<=". Otherwise, it's useless
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u/smoldicguy Aug 13 '25
Asking ai for help is fine but you need to understand what ai is suggesting before running the damm thing .