🔗I’ve written numerous automation tools over the past two years with AI assistance, evolving from simply copying and pasting generated code from ChatGPT to letting AI plan full features using the plan/exec mode of Open Code.
Something that hasn’t changed or infact has been more important than before - I am reading more code than ever before. I still need to understand the behavior of programs which own. I ask LLMs questions about decision it constantly.
I’ve been thinking about this for a while now. I write all my markdown files for this blog in micro or nvim - I really like the terminal experience. Ever since I wrote my first .bat file for my job, something about the terminal feels cooler than any IDE, notepad, or editor. Especially when you use VSCode - don’t get me wrong, I love VSCode and its never-ending quality-of-life extensions and features.
General thoughts 🔗I have a habit of focusing on the “next big thing” rather than what I am already good at. This leads me to neglect my current skillset; as a result, I have never quite mastered many things I could have.
I learned this through cooking. Living alone in the city forced me to cook more than I did with my parents. I can cook basic items, but because I always wanted to make something “big and delicious,” I spent little time perfecting my omelets.