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Well that's kind of on you for not noticing that it was the wrong solution, isn't it?
by williamcotton 2y ago
Well that's kind of on you for not noticing that it was the wrong solution, isn't it?
- cruffle_duffle 2y agoI think the parents post happened to everybody, and if it hasn’t it will. The edge between being actually more productive or just “pretend productive” using large language models is something that we all haven’t completely figured out yet.
- trinix912 2y agoSometimes the solution is 99% correct but the other 1% is so subtly wrong that it both doesn't work and is a debugging hell.
- forgetfreeman 2y agoWelcome to programming.
- mythrwy 2y agoYa but you kind of get painted in corner sometimes. And sunken cost fallacy kicks in.
- nyarlathotep_ 2y agooften it's something you casually overlook, some minor implementation detail that you didn't give much thought to that ends up being a huge mess later on, IME
- th0ma5 2y agoIt's on you however for not understanding the greater point?