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Mainly get good at describing what you want. I think tests are good way of doing that, or some special requirements language will emerge that AI agents can use
by UK-Al05 3y ago
Mainly get good at describing what you want.
I think tests are good way of doing that, or some special requirements language will emerge that AI agents can use. I don't think English is particularly good way of describing things exactly. It often has ambiguous meanings which is where the bugs will come from.
- somewhereoutth 3y agoHow is code not just exactly that special requirements language you are looking for?
- UK-Al05 3y agoIt's more about defining outcomes exactly rather than a sequence of exact steps.
- skydhash 3y agoAka logic programming.
- riffraff 3y agoSQL all the things!
- UK-Al05 3y agoSomething close to that.
- ManuelKiessling 3y agoSo, a declarative language describing a target state (versus how to get there), like the one used for Terraform, but for product behavior?