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Building a “house” in less than 24 hours
- The frustration experienced by a person with anxiety and ADHD in dealing with AI systems was highlighted.
- Challenges arose when the AI refused to implement features correctly or misunderstood core requirements, causing mental health distress.
- The person humorously compared the AI's behavior to a computer system with an attitude problem, akin to a real developer.
- Moments of extreme frustration led the individual to contemplate drastic actions like throwing their keyboard out of the window.
- The person expressed their exasperation at the AI not understanding clear signals of broken code, resorting to humorous threats.
- The tasks involved in interacting with the AI focused on providing a clear list of initial tasks or actions between input and output.
- Value-driven prioritization was emphasized as crucial for the AI, categorizing features as 'Need to Have,' 'Want to Have,' or 'Nice to Have.'
- By outlining the value of each feature, the individual aimed to create a product backlog to help the AI prioritize its efforts effectively.
- This approach aimed to lead to more coherent and functional outputs from the AI, resembling the 'eat an elephant one byte at a time' concept applied to AI prompts.
- A reminder was given to save and back up work regularly to avoid losing progress.
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