> while thinking, designing and abstracting novel ideas into code is the hard part where AI would fall short and just waste my time.
So don't use it there :) But I'm curious what kind of coding you do that you never have to do any scaffolding, refactoring, or come across any element of repetitiveness.
That is where it shines imo. I find during those boring tasks it quite often just gets my intent, and I can say "yes actually that's exactly what I wanted".
Which allows me to get back to the business of "thinking, designing and abstracting novel ideas" quicker.
So don't use it there :) But I'm curious what kind of coding you do that you never have to do any scaffolding, refactoring, or come across any element of repetitiveness.
That is where it shines imo. I find during those boring tasks it quite often just gets my intent, and I can say "yes actually that's exactly what I wanted".
Which allows me to get back to the business of "thinking, designing and abstracting novel ideas" quicker.