0xdesigner
@0xdesigner
finding the right way to ask the AI to think for me is more thinking than doing the thinking myself
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RyanFox.eth
@ryanfox.eth
It’s programming: • Cost/Effort up front. • Composability/Reusability on the back end. Zero-marginal cost thinking. It pays off the most for those who think in systems. Two things that really locked that in for me: • Using Claude Code/Gemini CLI as a primary UI for my computers • Having them identify repeatable tasks and storing the prompts in GitHub for me, with comments/ratings/version control
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