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No, in time it’s going to look just like that but with hallucinations and large areas of the codebase no human has even read. No doubt digging through code and
by onemoresoop 2y ago
No, in time it’s going to look just like that but with hallucinations and large areas of the codebase no human has even read. No doubt digging through code and trying to understand will involve a lot more prompting back and forth
- dragonwriter 2y ago> No, in time it’s going to look just like that but with hallucinations and large areas of the codebase no human has even read. An area of code that no human has ever read is no different to me than an area of code lots of humans who aren't me have read, and that's not that different from an area of code that I have read, but not particularly recently. I mean, except for who it is that I am going to be swearing about when it breaks and I finally do read it.
- onemoresoop 2y agoAn area of code that’s been read a lot is likely to be like a paved road. Sure, it could have cracks or mud but it’s generally understood and really bad warts fixed or warning signs left behind. An area of code that runs rarely and is inspected even more rarely is likely to have bring more surprises and unexpected behaviors.