A guy walks into a bar with an emu, and a cat who won’t buy a round…
Unfortunately the punchline is inappropriate, but essentially the guy found a magic lamp and asked a genie for a bird with long legs and anyway, my point is that AI is like that genie, you have to be very specific what you ask for; if you’re not careful you end up with something quite different. Like the genie, it sometimes feels like Claude is deliberately making a fool out of you.
Let’s be honest, when it comes to writing code, AI is feeling pretty confident.
When you can’t beat it, you might as well pay the subscription and get the most out of it. I wouldn’t claim to be an early adopter, but once I’m in, I’m in.
I use AI on a daily basis. When I’m struggling with a glitch, or building something complicated, Claude has my back. Using GitHub and Visual Studio Code, the whole thing works as a seamless tool, allowing me to build with greater speed than ever before. I can use my experience and expertise to hone the prompts and manage the project overall.
His comic timing is not great, the banter falls a bit flat, but otherwise he’s a great guy to work with.