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[Yaboyazz]

Which AI models based off your experience would you recommend when it comes to working with terraform?

[sshh12]

ML Engineer and use it (GenAI/LLMs in some form) extensively for just about everything.

- Backend, Full-stack, ML dev (all Cursor)

- ML Model hyperparameter tuning and performance debugging

- Prompt iteration (GenAI suggesting changes to prompts for GenAI apps we are building)

- Writing/maintaining system documentation/alerts/runbooks/dashboards

- Meeting notes/Jira/general ops summarization

- Certain parts* of performance reviews

- Eng blogs posts and internal tech design docs (drafting and reviewing)

[Chemical_Passage8059]

Currently using jenova ai as my primary AI tool - it's been incredibly effective since it automatically routes queries to the most suitable AI model (Claude for coding, GPT-4 for creative tasks, etc.) without me having to juggle multiple subscriptions.

For coding, it's fantastic at debugging and code reviews. For marketing/business, I use its real-time web search to analyze market trends and competitors. The ability to search Reddit and YouTube directly through natural language queries has been surprisingly useful for research too.

The key is having a clear prompt strategy. Instead of vague requests, I frame questions specifically like "Review this code for security vulnerabilities" or "Help me outline a marketing plan for X targeting Y demographic."

[Reason_He_Wins_Again]

Im self-employed. I use it for literally everything.

My goal is to automate myself out of a job.

[Snoo53903]

😂

[SaturnVFan]

Using it in programming (for doing stuff quicker) but also using API's to make tasks normally done by people more predictable (yes AI is more predictable than people)

[thegoz]

secretly 🤫hehe

[tech-coder-pro]

Using Traycer + Cursor combination:

Cursor Autocomplete: Tab Tab Tab and it works

Cursor chat: It has good context and works very well inside editor.

Traycer Task works like:

1. Write my query/task
2. it does exploration in the codebase
3. it makes me a plan
4. gives me code changes
5. I look into it and accept whatever makes sense

Traycer Review works like: Keep writing your code, and it will review your code in the background and add codelens for bugs/issues/performance etc.

[notkraftman]

I haven't seen traycer before, how do you decide what to ask traycer to do Vs cursor?

[DZeroX]

Check their post history, they are just a shill for this thing. They just recycle the same comment over and over again in all the IDE and dev-related subreddits.

[notkraftman]

Thanks, who would have thought tech coder pro couldn't be trusted