• python@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    I’ve been refusing to use any AI tools at all and luckily my manager respects that, even if he uses AI for basically everything he does. If the company ever decides to mandate it I’ll just have the AI write all my code and commit it with no checks. With the worker’s rights here, it’ll take several months to fire me anyways.

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      I’ve been refusing to use and AI tools at all

      Why? Do you refuse to use autocomplete in IDEs too? Do you refuse to use build and release tools? Why stop there - do you refuse to use computers at all? Just use pen and paper.

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        1 day ago

        Because it’s not fun. Coming up with algorithms and elegant code is the most fun part about programming for me, and debugging pages of sloppy code is the least fun. AI makes the parts I like less fun and increases the amount of sloppy bullshit code I have to debug.

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          7 hours ago

          Why are pages of sloppy code being approved into your code base?

          Remember that AI isnt just trained on poorly written code, but also on the most elegant and innovative code there is. It can suggest and allow your code that is far above your level as well.

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          17 hours ago

          I use AI as sort of a pair programmer buddy. Sometimes I see what tis producing and know i can do better. Sometimes it does something i didnt know was possible and i kearn something new. Other times its a middle ground, where it shows a solution i didnt think of, but now that i uave seen it i can write a better version of that solution.

          Youre missing out on learning oppurtunities by not leveraging it. To each their own though

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        1 day ago

        Do you think it is possible for someone to have different reactions to different things?