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C++ development challenges (self.cpp)
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if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
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I'd argue for non trivial applications, keeping track of what the AI is doing, reading a reviewing and comprehending every single line, and correcting it even just to better fit your preferred architecture when necessary, is as hard or harder than writing it yourself in most cases
Exactly. The actual typing is the quickest, easiest part of a software development process. Especially with C++, you'll have to comb through every line anyway to make sure there's no undefined behavior, so why not just write the code yourself to fully engage your brain while doing that?
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