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I often find that example code never covers my use cases, and I am left scratching my head over nuances not covered there. With AI, I can describe my exact use
by Scubabear68 20d ago
I often find that example code never covers my use cases, and I am left scratching my head over nuances not covered there.
With AI, I can describe my exact use case and see what it gives me. Sometimes it will just cough up a furball like a boilerplate example, but usually it gets pretty close, and I can see how my (maybe weird) edge case fits into the framework or API or whatever.
It may be that I approach problems in a weird way, and that is why examples are less helpful than with some, but AI generally does better here for me.
- grebc 20d agoExamples are so because they’re just that. Nuance belongs in actual implementation. I guess what you’re saying is you like reading fully fledged code, almost like an apprentice. I would never think to delegate that responsibility to a next word guesser.