AI Forces You to Commit to Your Initial Belief
AI Forces You to Commit to Your Initial Belief Skipping the friction of writing changes the way we refine our ideas. Ibrahim Diallo 6 hours ago ~ 2 minutes read Buy me Coffee Have you ever watched any old hack movie lately? The hacker can write at 180 WPM, never using the backspace or changing his mind ever.
- ▪AI Forces You to Commit to Your Initial Belief Skipping the friction of writing changes the way we refine our ideas.
- ▪Ibrahim Diallo 6 hours ago ~ 2 minutes read Buy me Coffee Have you ever watched any old hack movie lately?
- ▪The hacker can write at 180 WPM, never using the backspace or changing his mind ever.
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| Original publisher | Ibrahim Diallo Blog |
| Canonical URL | https://idiallo.com/blog/making-changes-mid-sentence |
| Publication time | Mon, 14 Sep 2026 02:13:29 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-09-14T02:16:50.613Z |
| Last seen | 2026-09-14T02:16:50.613Z |
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AI Forces You to Commit to Your Initial Belief Skipping the friction of writing changes the way we refine our ideas. Ibrahim Diallo 6 hours ago ~ 2 minutes read Buy me Coffee Have you ever watched any old hack movie lately? The hacker can write at 180 WPM, never using the backspace or changing his mind ever. It’s like before they ever started, they already knew the last character they would type on the screen. But that’s not how it works in real life, at least not for me. The idea changes mid-sentence. That's probably how most of the code I write ends up. I start with an idea in my mind. I think it's brilliant, maybe it’s a way to restructure the code, an overall design, or a specific paradigm. But when I start writing it, something else pops up.
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