AI as in Addictive

The one thing that sucks about AI coding is that it is very addictive. I have a hard time letting go once I start. Features and bug fixes are done so fast that the urge to quickly do „one more“ is overwhelming for me. Just taking a peek how a the AI is doing easily turns into an hour or more of me sitting in front of the computer. And I have a hard time focusing on other tasks (housework, other projects, etc.

Me being a non-native speaker bit me on that first one.

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