Yes. All the time. t. coder

if you use ai at work, don't get too attached to your job

>>25591131 I'm not a coder but the whole "vibe coding" thing is legitimately fantastic. I've made so many useful Python and VB scripts with a descriptive prompt and iterative corrections >>25591138 Skill issue

>>25591138 I stopped worrying about things, nothing ever happens

>>25591131 >>25591157 nothing happens until it does

never once The ones who do use it commit unusable code

It gives me better search results than google, for when search actually has to be good, like it was on google 10-15 years ago. So it didnt give me new capability, just kept the old one when it rotted away.

Yes, every day

I'm working on a project wrote more than 20k lines of golang code with claude and I didn't know the language at all and I'm not a programmer

>>25591492 20,000 lines of perfect code that works without you having to understand or debug anything?

>>25591492 20k lines of code with only 1k security issues, great success!

No. For 2 years the retarded multinational I work for has blocked AI tools and dragged its feet to let us use AI, citing "IP concerns". I use it covertly though but it's inconvenient as fuck.

No, my job is actually doing useful stuff.

>>25591522 Yes, having clean toilets is useful.

>>25591524 Good one for an untermensch.

>>25591500 I understand most of it now. It's not perfect, I'm working on it >>25591502 I insisted on security and shit, we validate everything, have csrf tokens and other stuff and I'll double check all the shit 10 times anyway but for now there're other priorities

>>25591526 You missed a spot

>>25591531 That's what your mom said.

>>25591528 Even watching the gay youtubers making applications with claude 3.7, the thing hallucinates test cases often that it never created and can't fix errors that come up (it catches and is able to fix about 20% it seems) and these are for 2k or 3k projects. I find it implausible that a professional programmer, even if a gay youtuber, can't get a 3k application without stepping in for a good amount of stuff and you're managing with a 20k application (which would require more tokens to keep the same chat than you or I could afford) I also have serious doubts about all of the "coders" here who only seem to be coders when talking about AI and never seem to be very wise about programming in general or ever talk about their codegarch jobs on kc at all. Its very strange. This >>25591481 is how almost everyone at work uses AI, and there are some who try to do their job with it and can't seem to commit 100 lines of code without being broken. They could barely do it before, but with AI they are even less capable it seems. Its like their brains, which were dim before, just went dark.

I don't do a sit down paper pusher job, so no.

>>25591558 >>25591481 What is best for acting as a search engine?

>>25591586 I don't have a lot of luck with it whenever I've tried. Maybe other guy can answer.

>>25591558 of course it hallucinates a lot, I managed to write a project that big because I never tilt, If I was a normie I'd rage nonstop at claude for example sometimes I ask him to solve a problem and he's like of course! the problems's in that function [function], here's a [new function] that should solve the problem! except the new function is an exact copy of existing one, I tell him it's the same shit and he again shits out the same function and again and again or sometimes he just shits out absolute bullshit it takes some effort, not like you just enter a promt and then just copypaste everything still it's incredibly useful thing

i use generative AI to iterate concept art and ideas. Im still using a lot of manual photobashing in photoshop but it works good

>>25591536 Better start cleaning then.

>>25591594 Well, its pretty impressive you can do it without knowing a language (go has some sharp edges even though its easy to understand the syntax) and without being a programmer. Maybe you should become a "prompt engineer". Not kidding.

>>25591606 nah I'm not a wagie