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RE: Using our brains to leverage AI

I'm no coder but I managed to generate an app with 2000 lines of code that does exactly what I want.

That's very good, particularly since, if the code isn't modular, updating anything in a 2k lines of code project would likely hit the daily limit on most well-known free models out there. You seem to have developed a process that works for you. That's the important part!

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I built an app using google sheets and app scripts for my offline business. It allows me to simplify and speed up my workflow. Something that I wanted to do for about 10 years and tried several time and always hit a barrier somewhere that prevented me from achieving it. Thanks to AI, I've managed to build something that works:-). I mainly use gemini for doing it. I also found an open source version or cursor that allows me to jump from one model to the next once the free calls are over :-).

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I mainly use gemini for doing it.

I found Claude best for writing and updating full blocks of code (their interface is even better when you paste code it includes it much like an attachment, rather than a wall of text in the prompt). But I don't think it's best at step-by-step guiding you through changes. I pretty much used all of them to escape the daily limit.

I also found an open source version or cursor that allows me to jump from one model to the next once the free calls are over :-).

But you still need to provide context when you switch from model to model, right? Or they resubmit the prompt to the next model automatically?

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