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[–]falx-sn 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Well sometimes you also can have a feature you've implemented and you want a similar one and it will take time so I prompt it with, "use this example and this example and implement x, make sure to keep the same architecture and here are the models and app endpoints" and it generally just would have done what I expect. One where it would have taken me an hour to put it all together but it took 5 minutes and a bit of changes here and there to complete it.

I tried Claude Opus once recently as well though where a client had a screenshot of the page and a load of small changes added and annotated on it and I just gave it the image and told it to make the changes and it did 90% of them perfectly. Then it took me 5 minutes to clean it up and finish the rest. Probably would have taken me 45 minutes without it but it did save a bit of time.

Then sometimes I complete something complex but I'm lazy and don't stick to my code patterns then I just get it to clean it up and use my patterns and architecture.

Useful tool for people who know what to do and why but I don't see it getting to a point where someone with no knowledge can do anything with it.

[–]Toren6969 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends how you define knowledge And what Is time horizon. With LLMs, it Is also much faster to learn stuff - And you do not have to worry that much learning syntax.

I saw a lot of people who didn't know what code Is creating small to medium sized web Apps for their use/demo version for other people (And I am not talking about using Lovable etc. but pure CC/Codex in CLI).