DHH's AI coding workflow sparks debate: speed vs. understanding
georgemillo · x · 2026-09-30
Developer georgemillo weighed in on the ongoing debate around DHH's public AI-assisted coding workflow, quoting Khalid Warsa's critique that prompt tweaks, skills, and adversarial reviews are "AI pseudoscience" and that sacrificing understanding for speed isn't worth it. Millo took the opposite stance: the most effective way to use AI is as an accelerant for your understanding, and if you're trading comprehension for speed, you're doing it wrong.
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