Greatly to the point. So far I've always said that having a check on the output was necessary and quite exhausting due to the sheer amount of lines produced, yours is much more to the point
This is so true and I feel it every day now too. Where it used to be 10 different Google Searches to 10 (or more) different Stack Overflow posts with the hopes you could get 3 or 4 pieces of code that you could apply to your needs, now a single paragraph prompt and you're hit with a wall of code and text. I used to think this was great (and it is)! I can get in one prompt what used to take me 10 individual Google searches. But now, it moves too fast and I find I'm easily lost. So I'm deliberately trying to slow down too and make better sense of what I'm doing. I'll admit it isn't always easy because of deadlines and the feeling of rapid progress. But in the end, I think it will definitely pay off for the better for me to slow down some. Thanks for sharing. I have a newsletter Back Office Dispatch that you may enjoy reading too if you're interested. backofficedispatch.substack.com
Greatly to the point. So far I've always said that having a check on the output was necessary and quite exhausting due to the sheer amount of lines produced, yours is much more to the point
This was hard to read -- my head was nodding the whole time.
This is so true and I feel it every day now too. Where it used to be 10 different Google Searches to 10 (or more) different Stack Overflow posts with the hopes you could get 3 or 4 pieces of code that you could apply to your needs, now a single paragraph prompt and you're hit with a wall of code and text. I used to think this was great (and it is)! I can get in one prompt what used to take me 10 individual Google searches. But now, it moves too fast and I find I'm easily lost. So I'm deliberately trying to slow down too and make better sense of what I'm doing. I'll admit it isn't always easy because of deadlines and the feeling of rapid progress. But in the end, I think it will definitely pay off for the better for me to slow down some. Thanks for sharing. I have a newsletter Back Office Dispatch that you may enjoy reading too if you're interested. backofficedispatch.substack.com