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I perceive quite the opposite. Rarely do I see it producing workable solutions and it often just creates noise. What’s worse is the mistakes it makes sometimes
by spacemadness 2y ago
I perceive quite the opposite. Rarely do I see it producing workable solutions and it often just creates noise. What’s worse is the mistakes it makes sometimes are nuanced, and not the kind of mistakes a human coder would make, causing me to waste a lot of time finding the mistake. I think it’s more useful to get ideas from, or treat it like a trainer when learning a new language, but code generation seems really poor to me still. The only ones I see arguing that its not the case are junior coders making slop apps that do nothing all that interesting.