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80% is a pretty abysmal success rate and means it's very unreliable. It sounds nice but it means at least 1 in 5 are bad. That's worse odds than rolling 1 on a
by habinero 1y ago
80% is a pretty abysmal success rate and means it's very unreliable.
It sounds nice but it means at least 1 in 5 are bad. That's worse odds than rolling 1 on a d6. You'll be tripping over mistakes constantly.
- andrekandre 1y ago> 80% is a pretty abysmal success rate and means it's very unreliable. EXACTLY. imagine if your car would at best start 80% of the time...
- bluedel 1y agoAt least if the car doesn't start, you can immediately tell.
- yencabulator 1y agoImagine Google Maps driving directions took you in the correct direction 80% of the time.
- PeterStuer 1y agoFrom the study: " [80% is] the same level of agreement between humans." So if 80% is abysmal, you are getting the same abysmal level from human code reviewers.
- habinero 1y agoNot the same thing. With human code reviewers, you can talk to them and resolve conflicts. You can even ask them to review code differently in future. The whole point of a tool is to reduce workload. If you have to frequently correct it, then it's not worthwhile to use.