It didn't take long for me to get to the point where I have to explain how to code stuff to the AI.
Spend all day like,
"This is how you use @render in Svelte 5."
"Why don't you try a more-efficient batch REQ and then build a map and use the controls on that?"
"That component doesn't work in runes mode, yet. Use the generic Tailwind one we built for thatOtherFunction."
"let's lazy-load those images and the reference events, and focusing on getting the main cards up quickly"
"The date range is off because of the UNIX time stamp parser forgetting about time zones."...
"You forgot the case where..."
"We didn't implement that package, after all. Clean it up and don't forget the types and the package-lock, this time."
"Let's break this down into 4 files, like so..."
"You duplicated that, and then referenced the other one, that's why updating this one doesn't help."
"You checked the cache, but it's stale. Refresh from store."
"Whoa, nope. We don't send that info out. Revert."
"Make the search bar OR terms, but allow for +terms. Separate them into two stacks and then..."
"Let them search for the NIP-05. Recognize it by the '@' and then fetch the related kind 0 and grab the pubkey..."
I think I just hit the *Using AI As A Typing Helper* level in Typescript. 😅
It does type much faster, tho. Can work at least three times, as fast, at this point.
Silberengel
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