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Loving this comment on that PR: > I'm losing my job right in front of my eyes. Thank you, Father.

• freshtake 2y ago
  Until the code breaks and no one can figure out how to fix (or prompt to fix) it :)
  • danielbln 2y ago
    "This broke. Here is the error behavior, here are diagnostics, here is the code. Help me dig in and figure this out."
    • beeflet 2y ago
      I'm sure it can diagnose common, easily searchable well documented issues. I've tried LLMs for debugging and it only led me on a wild goose chase ~40% of the time. But if you expect it to debug code written by another black box you might as well use it to decompile software
    • esafak 2y ago
      Sometimes the error message is a red herring and the problem lies elsewhere. It's a good way to test imposters that think prompting an LLM makes you a programmer. They secretly paste the error into chatGPT and go off in the wrong direction...
  • superconduct123 2y ago
    And then your manager is wondering if you're a software engineer why you can't debug it
  • tw1984 2y ago
    `git blame` comes in handy
• hn_throwaway_99 2y ago
  My other favorite comment I saw on Reddit today: > I can't believe ChatGPT lost its job to AI