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You still need a programmer to find the bugs. I think it's actually harder to spot and fix a bug, than to write a simple method that involves one.
by bufferoverflow 6y ago
You still need a programmer to find the bugs. I think it's actually harder to spot and fix a bug, than to write a simple method that involves one.
- neatze 6y agoProgramming skills are directly correlated to programmer ability to debug, I will go as far stating; programming is not about writing code, but in ability to find bugs and figure out how to resolve them.
- grensley 6y agoI've always found it easier to debug code I wrote, mostly because I find it the easier to read the code I wrote, since I understand the author's intent.
- bauerm97 6y agoBut as the programmer finds bugs and corrects them, they are simultaneously generating more, accurate data for training. So over time this should theoretically improve