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The End of Coding? Wrong Question
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There's a guy in my niche showcasing his website "built with Claude". Built in a couple weeks. Irks the hell out of me. Looks nice on the surface. Meanwhile, I'm building from scratch and spending half a year.
Why are you building your website? You need to do something specific? You can use AI. Make the site, use it, forget about it.
You want to learn new tools? You just like coding? You want to grow and maintain the app? Write it yourself. You will learn, have fun and end up with something you can maintain for long time.
Coding is not a race. Yes, people will make simple apps faster with AI but making something that works fast is not always the goal.
For what it's worth, when they eventually raise the prices on it, you'd be the one not losing money for every line you write.
*scratches neck …yall got anymore of them tokens?
Except you can already download and run models on your local machine for free with ollama. Price raising might at least calm the AI craze with the normies though. Probably not with developers who know how to run LLMs locally.
Quality of output differs by a lot for local models, but I also think that local should be the way forward