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Don't most companies have a giant backlog of bugs and todo items? if you get a productivity books with AI you can fix all those bugs the users reported and impl
by simion314 4y ago
Don't most companies have a giant backlog of bugs and todo items? if you get a productivity books with AI you can fix all those bugs the users reported and implement the feature your users want, and implement that hard feature you always wanted to add but you did not had the time.
- couchand 4y agoDespite what many think, lack of fingers-on-keys is not what's keeping those bugs, todos, and features unbuilt.
- simion314 4y agoI mean that if an AI can make me more productive then I can tackle those TODOs , I agree you can't just hire a new dev for those tasks because he will need training in our code base,t hat will cause me to waste more time training , explaining , debating stuff. Anm AI could help with boring crap like I could ask it to review my code for potential bugs, maybe write some tests, in future it could refactor some bad code to be more clear , like better variable names, split it in smaller functions, replace deprecated syntax and function with latest stuff. I think only a company with serious money issue would fire a good developer that you trained for years in your code base instead of letting him to focus on the TODOs/bugs and get things fixed and new features at a faster speed.