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Author: mikethemelanson

AI Backlog/README.md

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 ## 02 - Create the database and tables
 
-Conversation: [02 - Create the database and tables.md]
+Conversation: [02 - Create the database and tables.md](https://github.com/GreenWizard2015/User-Country-Analytics/blob/main/AI%20Backlog/02%20-%20Create%20the%20database%20and%20tables.md)
 
 ChatGPT analysis of conversation:
 
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 The project dragged on, and I became tired and frustrated, so I decided to do a lot of it myself. ChatGPT and Copilot continued to help me, but I stopped trying to create all the code solely with them. I have very high requirements for code quality, testing, etc. Additionally, the Laravel and React/Redux ecosystems turned out to be much more complicated than I thought (I started the project with minimal experience with them), so I had to fix a lot to follow best practices. I would say that about 80% of the code was generated by AI, but left 20% was crucial for finishing the project.
 
-In general, the experience was very valuable and AI can significantly increase the productivity of experts, but it cannot completely replace them. One way to partially overcome this is to use multiple dialogues with different roles, but doing so manually is very time-consuming, and one can also fall into the trap of not having enough knowledge to recognize errors that will lead to mistakes in other stages. Theoretically, it is possible to automate this process using templates and roles, but it will only delay the need for expert knowledge and experience.
+In general, the experience was very valuable and AI can significantly increase the productivity of experts, but it cannot completely replace them. One way to partially overcome this is to use multiple dialogues with different roles, but doing so manually is very time-consuming, and one can also fall into the trap of not having enough knowledge to recognize errors that will lead to mistakes in other stages. Theoretically, it is possible to automate this process using templates and roles, but it will only delay the need for expert knowledge and experience.