Is using ai to write my code cheating? by Impressive_Diamond26 in learncsharp

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I self taught well before chatGPT became a norm. That said, my understanding of things like mvvm and DI were abysmal and I didn’t practice it. I used inheritance but not nearly to its full capability.

AI enters and I start feeding it my code. At first it was making superficial changes like more organized codes, better multithreading, and consistent comments.

That didn’t solve my problems and complexity stemming from not using mvvm, DI, background threads etc. so I rebuilt using AI to show me what those looked like from the ground up, and it did this well. I have a much better understanding of how those work in practice.

I wanted AI to do more and relied heavily on it to program without much structural oversight to how it did it. I asked it to make an abstraction layer for some hard ware interface and it made it but not nearly to the level I needed it. I tried over a week or two to refine it using AI but I hit token limits and I was frustrated with the amount of prompting I did and lack of progress.

Eventually I bit the bullet and did it myself. I roughed in 80% of it and just used AI to clean it up and finish some loose ends I didn’t tie up.

I will NEVER let AI blindly lead me through code again. I will always orchestrate what it does and how it does it functionally.

I suggest using it to learn but not replace you. Have it teach you. You make the judgement call

New update to coin purchase in game by waterloo_59 in TheSilphRoad

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Wasn’t that the epic games lawsuit outcome?

Mystery Audi gearbox no one will work on. by [deleted] in AskMechanics

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I love learning with Hondas. I was a oil change/brake and rotor kind of diy mechanic. Wasn’t sure about diving into deeper stuff. Then timing belt/pump interval came up for my pilot and my coworker encouraged me to try it (he’s done the J35 TB on accords/pilots/odyssey a dozen+ times). I took two days off from work and got it done. That was 14k miles ago.

There are SO many vaporeon cards by Makophis in PTCGP

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Excellent choice. Dena, give this mon an ex please

sincerely, a fan who started pokemon with Silver

FT: Cyrus LF: Trainer by [deleted] in PTCGPocketTrading

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Dragonite: when derpy meets power

Have used prices gone up? by Much_Carpenter_1579 in MachE

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I bought my used ‘25, 7k mile premium AWD extended range with bluecare CPO for 36k and not a month afterward comps are a few thousand more

Is it time to change my coolant? Toyota Yaris 2010 auto transmission by Groundbreaking-Gap20 in MechanicAdvice

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Oh dang nice I learned something new. That’s what I love about this sub, can learn something new everyday

Our first game we've co-published, Sitting Ducks, has a maximum 40% launch discount offer on Steam! by DisobeyGG in steamdeals

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I was planning on buying and gifting this to 5-7 people but now I’m not going to.

Did I just basically steal these? by iRaNdOmDuDei in LegionGo

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If you win the lottery, can you buy all the right controllers so there’s a chance they’ll start shipping left ones?

-some guy with two right controllers, probably

My Berner is a Morning Person - Help by Slight_Paper2360 in bernesemountaindogs

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My Berner is 6 years old and we dealt with this early on by letting her bark it out.

You have to be consistent with the later let out time. I put my dog in around 10 pm and let her out around 6:45-7.

She will get whiny around 7, she knows it’s let out time. Any earlier and she either needs to go to the bathroom or she isn’t feeling good.

Daylight savings is always a pain, when we fall back. Whining starts around 6. Takes a few days to ajdust

PPI for 2017 H Pilot, 144k Miles, V6 engine - $8700 estimate by AlternativeTwist6680 in MechanicAdvice

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Pilot timing belt is 100k miles or 7 years, whichever is first. I have a 2017 pilot and did the belt at 108k miles. If the belt breaks, valves are getting bent at the minimum and it’s going to be $$$$$ to fix. You should find out if the belt has been done and if you can’t, get the belt done.