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That means the code you wrote must have been pretty boring and repeatable. No way AI would produce code for, for example, proprietary hardware solutions. Try AI
by a5c11 2y ago
That means the code you wrote must have been pretty boring and repeatable. No way AI would produce code for, for example, proprietary hardware solutions. Try AI with something which isn't already on StackOverflow.
Besides, I'd rather spent hours on writing a code, than trying to explain a stupid bot what I want and reshape it later anyway.
- nicce 2y agoAlso the most useful and expensive testcases require understanding of the whole project. You need to validate the functionality from end-to-end and also that system does not crash for unexpected things and so on. AIs don't have that level understanding as "a whole" yet. For sure, simple unit tests are easy to generate with AI.
- jeswin 2y ago90% of projects are boring and somewhat repeatable. I've used it for generating codegen tools (https://github.com/codespin-ai/codespin https://github.com/codespin-ai/codespin), vscode plugins (https://github.com/codespin-ai/codespin-vscode-plugin https://github.com/codespin-ai/codespin-vscode-plugin), servers in .Net (https://github.com/lesser-app/tankman https://github.com/lesser-app/tankman), and in about a dozen other work projects over the past year. > Besides, I'd rather spent hours on writing a code, than trying to explain a stupid bot what I want and reshape it later anyway. I have other things to do with my hours. If something gets me what I want in minutes, I'll take it.