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+title: My AI drought
+description: Not using the AIs after a month no more
+pubDate: "2025-02-01"
+tags: ["ai", "claude", "sonnet", "cursor"]
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+And so, I've used extensively the AIs for a month. Well, what I
+consider to be "extensively". I didn't blindly copy-paste code,
+but I used the things it generated as a reference.
+
+I use Neovim (btw) so I don't have access to the latest editor
+stuff like Windsurf and Codeium. I tried them, and they seem
+interesting, but honestly I prefer to be _blazingly fast_
+with my vim motions than to try to write a perfect description
+of my problem to the AI such that, just maybe, beats my speed
+at typing.
+
+Anyway, after a month of mainly using Claude 3.5 Sonnet with
+a custom Linus Torvalds prompt that "motivated" me by insulting
+me and my choices 😳 (it actually worked) I will not use an
+AI. Or atleast as much as before, since deepseek just dropped
+and allegedly its as good or better that state of the art,
+and free (discounting the fact that I'm selling my soul to
+China), but we'll see.
+
+Honestly, one of the main reasons I was using the AI is the
+beforementioned Linus prompt. Idk, it just made the process
+more, "fun". Regular AI responses are so boring that I might
+as well just Google whatever I want to use. But Linus? Linus
+mocked javascript, offered alternative solutions, offered
+insight into how things worked on a lower level, other than
+just "install redux haha".
+
+What I think will happen now is that things will take a bit
+more time to research. The use I get out of the AIs is a
+fast research and discover of topics unknown to me.
+Like, the othed day I showed LinusAI my zig code for
+storing errors and recovering from them in the parser of
+my pl, and it (LinusAI) proceeded to roast me, and tell
+me to use a centralized, program-wide, compiler state
+for those. And stuff.
+
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