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I spent 10 years pair programming. It's a similar situation in some ways. Like, I can't know if the code my pair writes has flaws, just like an AI coding assis
by BurningFrog 3y ago
I spent 10 years pair programming. It's a similar situation in some ways.
Like, I can't know if the code my pair writes has flaws, just like an AI coding assistant.
I've never learned so much about programming as when pairing. Having someone else to ask or suggest improvements is just invaluable. It's very rarely I learn something new from myself, but another human will always know things I don't, just like an AI.
Of course, you don't blindly accept the code your pair/assistant writes. You have to understand it, ask questions, and most of all write tests that confirms it actually works.