The issue I'm facing:
How to get better at rambling without getting worse at coding.
Because rambling is not coding, and coding is a matter of experience/practice as much as thinking.
This issue is not specific to AI:
You're good at boxing so you start to teach it. But the more you teach it the less you practice it. Your muscle memory fades, your reflexes decrease, your stamina vanishes and even if your knowledge of boxing remains intact and you become a good teacher, sooner or later you come to realize you're not a boxer anymore.
How to enjoy AI-assisted productivity without losing, focus capacity, language knowledge (and the architecture/performance/security knowledge it implies) among other things?
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How to enjoy AI-assisted productivity without losing, focus capacity, language knowledge (and the architecture/performance/security knowledge it implies) among other things?