ADD developers are moving like lightning with AI, normies beware
一位拥有20年经验的开发者，在7岁时被诊断出患有ADD，他描述了AI模型如何最终赶上了他独特的工作方式。他现在“整天凭感觉编程”，这表明他拥有高度直观和快速的编程过程。这位开发者回忆起他父亲的话，他父亲将ADD视为一种天赋，有一天会让他比同龄人更快，他现在觉得随着AI的出现，这种说法已经实现了。
为什么是这条这篇个人叙述首次从第一人称视角探讨了AI工具如何独特地帮助神经多样性开发者，不同于以往仅关注普遍生产力提升的讨论。
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Even as a dev of 20 years, I now vibe code all day...
In between the prompts to claude about the actual work I have for my job I run 6-12 parrallel conversations about my other projects. I context switch now at a rate that is utterly insane...
When I was diagnosed with ADD I was 7, I remember I cried and told my Dad "I don't want to be ADD" and he told me that "God gave you a gift and right now it is going to be hard but one day it will let you move faster than all of your peers."
I really feel like that's true, and with the work I do now I feel built for this moment. I think it will be a brief moment for sure. The machines will soon run everything.
Been ADD my whole life. Heavily medicated - dexededrine (anyone else take it? )- since first grade.
A lot of life is playing the hand you are dealt and I feel like I've been playing it awhile. It's not all roses and I miss things constantly but for the first time I feel like the models have caught up with my experience.