Which is honestly its best use case. That and occasionally asking it to generate a one-liner for a library call I don’t feel like looking up. Any significant generation tends to go off the rails fast.
I’ve been using it to write unit tests, I still need to edit them to mock out some things and change a bit of logic here and there, but it saves me probably 50-75% of the time it used to take, just from not having to hand-write all that code.
glorified autocomplete
I use it to discuss the pros and cons of potential refactorings, then laugh as it botches the implementation.
Which is honestly its best use case. That and occasionally asking it to generate a one-liner for a library call I don’t feel like looking up. Any significant generation tends to go off the rails fast.
I’ve been using it to write unit tests, I still need to edit them to mock out some things and change a bit of logic here and there, but it saves me probably 50-75% of the time it used to take, just from not having to hand-write all that code.
Getting it to format documentation for you seems to work a treat. Nothing too complex, just “move this bit here, split that into points”.
You sir haven’t railed an entire ui out of your vibes up asshole
I love how it fucks up closing braces/parentheses, some advanced tech right there.
I use it to find easy to miss errors.