But… but code review. It does not get everything right. And an error early on could cascade. Idk… not my circus, not my monkeys, but that story is insane.
The AI agents do a lot more than write code though. They can summarize meetings and emails, prepare project plans, create interactive design mockups, keep track of what you work on and write weekly/monthly summaries, create reports based on A/B test data, etc. If someone is heavily using AI, coding is just one part of it.
I use it quite a bit for planning and partially implementing side projects at work. Stuff that isn’t my normal day-to-day project. They’re usually APIs or internal webapps that I’d find useful but don’t have time to do all the work myself.
For example, we use Google Chat at work, but its management of custom Emoji isn’t great. I created an internal tool that shows all custom Emoji sorted by how frequently they’re used, and allow people to vote on deletion (since we have a bunch of duplicates). I used AI to plan it, build the entities, write the code to hit Google’s API, etc. I had it running in the background while working on other more important projects.
I treat it like an intern or a new grad. Assume the code won’t be great, but I can guide it to do the right things.
Generally what I do. I use ChatGPT for anything I can copy and paste in . I use Opus for "look at the service <<here>> and write a script that I can use as part of an investigation script. Follow development standards described CLAUDE.md.
Or look at the log files in this folder and describe failure modes. Use these services to find pull data to support or refute your findings. Write everything to an xlsx spreadsheet.
I feel like I’m not an amateur with AI. I’ve been here from the beginning. Since the inception of AI Dungeon. I’ve written projects that leverage AI. I would consider myself a power user, except I can’t hold a candle against some of these folks. Blows my mind. But I humbly tip my hat. Thanks for the reply.
I’m sure if I tried I could expend a wild amount with ai. Not that it would be particularly useful, but I’m sure I could make some money into pollution.
I do wish we knew more about the company, 0.5 billion dollars is…. A lot.
Use the most expensive model available and run multiple tasks in parallel.
But… but code review. It does not get everything right. And an error early on could cascade. Idk… not my circus, not my monkeys, but that story is insane.
The AI agents do a lot more than write code though. They can summarize meetings and emails, prepare project plans, create interactive design mockups, keep track of what you work on and write weekly/monthly summaries, create reports based on A/B test data, etc. If someone is heavily using AI, coding is just one part of it.
I use it quite a bit for planning and partially implementing side projects at work. Stuff that isn’t my normal day-to-day project. They’re usually APIs or internal webapps that I’d find useful but don’t have time to do all the work myself.
For example, we use Google Chat at work, but its management of custom Emoji isn’t great. I created an internal tool that shows all custom Emoji sorted by how frequently they’re used, and allow people to vote on deletion (since we have a bunch of duplicates). I used AI to plan it, build the entities, write the code to hit Google’s API, etc. I had it running in the background while working on other more important projects.
I treat it like an intern or a new grad. Assume the code won’t be great, but I can guide it to do the right things.
Generally what I do. I use ChatGPT for anything I can copy and paste in . I use Opus for "look at the service <<here>> and write a script that I can use as part of an investigation script. Follow development standards described CLAUDE.md.
Or look at the log files in this folder and describe failure modes. Use these services to find pull data to support or refute your findings. Write everything to an xlsx spreadsheet.
I feel like I’m not an amateur with AI. I’ve been here from the beginning. Since the inception of AI Dungeon. I’ve written projects that leverage AI. I would consider myself a power user, except I can’t hold a candle against some of these folks. Blows my mind. But I humbly tip my hat. Thanks for the reply.
You have more ai agents doing code review!
I’m sure if I tried I could expend a wild amount with ai. Not that it would be particularly useful, but I’m sure I could make some money into pollution.
I do wish we knew more about the company, 0.5 billion dollars is…. A lot.