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I use AI (Sonnet) to write relatively complex SQL queries, but that always need a review before implementation. It's sometimes brillant, and at the same time ca
by bambax 2y ago
I use AI (Sonnet) to write relatively complex SQL queries, but that always need a review before implementation. It's sometimes brillant, and at the same time can suggest wrapping a single, atomic query in a transaction, for no reason. Just asking "why?" will result in profuse apologies and thank yous, but it never explains what caused the mistake in the first place.
Trusting an AI to code an app from start to finish seems crazy to me but hey... if some people can pull it off, good for them I guess.
- roland35 2y agoThat's the type of thing AI is great for! I find AI is pretty decent at generating data related code with Pandas, and I since I only rarely use Pandas it saves me a ton of time relearning everything. Where ai starts breaking down is how to effectively incorporate a new feature in a complicated existing codebase. That is where us engineers can continue to hold an advantage.