@mattpocockuk: Do you feel in control when you're coding with AI? Can you: - Get it to build the thing you wanted? - Stop it making th…
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A promotional tweet for a new course aimed at helping developers achieve better control and efficiency when coding with AI, addressing issues like accuracy and task management.
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Do you feel in control when you’re coding with AI?
Can you:
- Get it to build the thing you wanted?
- Stop it making the same mistakes every time?
- Schedule huge chunks of work?
Or are you hanging on by your fingernails?
My new course is $199 this week. It’s for you. https://t.co/4cjeA2PJ8Z
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