I could say I could make them without AI, but Id be lying since it would involve an API or module that I might not know how it works.I could surely guide it in the right direction though once things are written down rather than starting from scratch. For example, I wanted to make a project that applies a white layer with noise with the soft light blending mode, to any image. However, this involved doing extreme mental gymnastics between a layer module and a blending mode one that would've taken a super long time to figure out without AI to point it out. Once it made the solution with the code, I knew that it worked and that it was all correct.
>>107818015>should I make AI do personal projects instead of me? What's even the point of personal projects then?>this involved doing extreme mental gymnastics between a layer module and a blending mode one that would've taken a super long time to figure out without AI to point it out.You are clearly lacking in brain capabilities, offloading everything to AI will make you even dumber over time
>>107818015If the purpose of the project is to learn then no.If it's just to do get something working for a specific purpose then yes. I used AI to help me setup Nextcloud in a docker container on Debian. Sure I could've spent 2 extra hours going over the documentation and reading forums trying to figure out how to get storage passthrough working on my particular OS. Or I could just ask Chatgpt to tell me what to copy and paste into the CLI to get it working.
