Interesting take and I certainly agree that lots of people think that way.
In my case I had prior experience with tech support and I saw lots of people struggling to use computers and it's interfaces.
So my joy comes equally from coding or seeing people relieved that their problems were solved.
With that mindset that I'm able to fly with Claude or codex.
And even doing my comp sci more than a decade ago many professors told that I should worry more about the outcomes and what problems I'm solving, instead of building this life game around coding only. So I'm grateful for them.
Maybe that can help other people getting out of this dread feeling whenever they are using A?
My frustrations changed, nonetheless, with AI. When it forgets cases that the LLM session and I forgot to cover, that for me is pretty obvious if I had or gave more time to evaluate and review things.
This week I realized that running a separate session and asking dumb questions about the plans and recent pull requests helps grounding again.
In my case I had prior experience with tech support and I saw lots of people struggling to use computers and it's interfaces.
So my joy comes equally from coding or seeing people relieved that their problems were solved.
With that mindset that I'm able to fly with Claude or codex.
And even doing my comp sci more than a decade ago many professors told that I should worry more about the outcomes and what problems I'm solving, instead of building this life game around coding only. So I'm grateful for them.
Maybe that can help other people getting out of this dread feeling whenever they are using A?
My frustrations changed, nonetheless, with AI. When it forgets cases that the LLM session and I forgot to cover, that for me is pretty obvious if I had or gave more time to evaluate and review things.
This week I realized that running a separate session and asking dumb questions about the plans and recent pull requests helps grounding again.