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i'm not sure i agree. maybe if you're "vibe-coding", but not if you're using AI as an assistant. a good abstraction makes it hard to write bugs, so telling AI t
by woodrowbarlow 1y ago
i'm not sure i agree. maybe if you're "vibe-coding", but not if you're using AI as an assistant. a good abstraction makes it hard to write bugs, so telling AI to use a certain library (which i know to be high quality) is a good way to constrain the types of bugs i have to look for when reviewing the code.
- obsolete_wagie 1y agoonce AI reaches a certain level of accuracy, it will seem foolish to make it use abstractions built for humans
- garylkz 1y agoand once the "accurate" AI accidentally wrote bugs, it will seem even more foolish for humans to debug the binaries built by AI.