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How is the current AI bubble when compared to the .com bubble in the early 2000's?
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For those of us using the tools, actively, it doesn't seem to be a bubble.
For a lot of us it's already showing tangible measurable productivity increases, primarily on boring stuff normally we'd hate doing.
As an example, I use it often to help with documenting my code, it's really good at summarizing what my code does abd making clear, legible, professional documentation for all my code.
That sorta stuff would normally take me hours and hours to do, now it takes about 1.
I still proof read it, but a lot of my typing and formatting and humming and hawwing is gone.
There's a lotta shit like that out there getting streamlined more and more every month that goes by.
I think it's maybe 50/50 bubble and actual value. Lots of garbage "products" vaporware out there by people on the bandwagon.
But also a lot of the tools truly are useful to folks.
Ha. Good luck getting ai to document MY shitty code.
When you say "document your code" what kind of documentation are you talking about?
Adding inline documentation to symbols, such that the LSP will display ot when you interact with them.
Code comments on stuff, "Use this method to x, params do this, returns that, throws this" etc etc
Thanks for the context, that all makes sense to me.