Came across this article and I think it does a good job explaining my current views on coding with AI:

An important distinction is Taste vs Skill. Taste is what you bring to the problem. Skill is what you do with the problem once you understand it. A lot of engineers have skill without taste. They can write anything you describe, but they cannot tell you whether the thing you described is worth building. They will follow the spec down into the ground and ship exactly the wrong solution, on time, with full test coverage.

Apparently this is a thing now? Oh well. Still kind of interesting:

1. Do you floss your teeth?

Yes, almost every night (hey, no one is perfect). 🦷

2. Tea, coffee, or water?

Generally 2 cups of coffee ☕ 1st thing then water the rest of the day. Maybe a few beers 🍺 every now and then 😉. Wanted to get into tea, but just tastes like dirty water that someone tried to splash a fruity flavor into and it didn’t work out.

$2500 as the lowest price? What a joke. Seriously, setup your own Mastodon instance and create as many handles as you want.

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