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Originally Posted by machinegunkelly
so i got a question for non coders using AI to code.. do you not specify stack? and just end up on whatever roller coaster it takes you on?  |
I don't even know wtf you're talking about if that answers your question.
But I really don't hit much in the way of roller coasters. I know you can get really complex, and I have for specific things, but almost everything I do can be integrated 1000x more easily into existing platforms instead of reinventing the wheel.
So instead of building a store from the ground up I use AI code to shove all the data I'm working with into an import file.
If I want to populate forums a certain way I use existing ones and populate them with... import files.
Etc.
I also give 0 shits about bad code because of this. When I hit the button one of my scripts takes the 30,000 entries in a json (local) and makes me a file for my shopify stores, Walmart, eBay, Amazon, TikTok Shops, etc. A step 2 of that takes the 30,000 images, overlays them with my background and watermark of choice, adds the correct dynamic data to them, names them in a consistent structure and I upload those to the cdn at shopify where all other platforms can pull the correct image for each entry in.
All of that takes almost no time. If good code sped it up x100 it wouldn't change much in how I operate so I honestly don't care at all yet.
So far I have found 0 things I can't work around while refusing to learn code. If it comes up I'll send out the bat signal.