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"Predicting the next word" is never going to facilitate modifying complex code in any way that won't be a disaster. Creating sensible, useful, comprehensive tes
by MrMcCall 2y ago
"Predicting the next word" is never going to facilitate modifying complex code in any way that won't be a disaster. Creating sensible, useful, comprehensive tests requires a comprehensive understanding of the code -- there is no shortcut for any but the simplest of algorithms.
"Short cuts make long delays." --Tolkien
- localghost3000 2y agoJust so. That’s kind of my point. In order for them to be the revolution the tech industry wants us to believe they are, they need to be able to handle necessary but laborious tasks like tests for us. I don’t think it’s possible with the current approaches however