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Ehm ... what do we do now?
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Actually coding is not as much fun as prompting models. It's the difference between work and play. Prompting is genuinely a fun thing to do. I don't do it for work.
Glad you enjoy it. As someone who genuinely enjoys coding and made a career out of it, prompting is a fucking nightmare.
Well the slopmachine got you hooked, as it was designed to be...
Couldn't be more different for me though, I'm missing being in the flow for hours, writing code. Now it's mindless context switching, and burning out because of looking at all the slop (often of others) that's just unnecessary garbage code... Wondering how this art has been degraded to so quickly...
You're gonna LOVE this youtube video.