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And I have a very hard time understanding why AI is "pushing the errors to the right". > Compiler -> code review -> tests -> runtime checks -> 'caught' in pro
by raincole 1y ago
And I have a very hard time understanding why AI is "pushing the errors to the right".
> Compiler -> code review -> tests -> runtime checks -> 'caught' in prod
With AI we still compile the code.
We still do code review.
We still run tests (before code review, obviously; don't know why it's listed like this).
We still do QA at runtime.
I feel like anti-AI people are those one who actually treat AI as magic, not the AI users. AI doesn't magically prevent you from doing the things that helped you in pre-AI era.
- Balinares 1y agoNo, but if a shop added overnight 5 fledgling juniors for each current employee on the project, not only would the delivery not be sped up on account of Brooks's law, but the stack would soon tank under the weight of its own issues. So outside of such situations as hilarious consultancy disasters, no one did that. Now with AI they do.