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>I'm not going to trust security sensitive work, critical systems, etc to something specified in natural language that isn't verifiably correct in any way. Uh.
by famouswaffles 3y ago
>I'm not going to trust security sensitive work, critical systems, etc to something specified in natural language that isn't verifiably correct in any way.
Uh...so people?
Competency is the real bottleneck here not whether you're dealing with a black box or not.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoSo anything serious will require designing a training program, probably with involvement of pedagogists. Nice thing about code is, it doesn't let you get away with not knowing exactly what you want. You can still get things wrong, but you can't be vague. Regular coding doesn't give you programs that pause halfway through execution and exclaim in surprise, "oh I though we were doing that other thing", or "why didn't you tell me before?".