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That begs the question: how big of a codebase can these tools generate that works? (loop unrolling doesn't count)
by 5pl1n73r 1y ago
That begs the question: how big of a codebase can these tools generate that works?
(loop unrolling doesn't count)
- em3rgent0rdr 1y agoMore important than code that works now is code that can be reviewed and maintained so it will continue to work in the future. AI-slop, even moderately-sized, might pass the test cases and seem to work, but it is doubtful it will continue to work in the future, particularly if a code base continues to accept more slop.
- fourthark 1y agoLike anyone, it can always keep adding new code that “works”. The problem is that it’s causing other code not to work at the same time, and it doesn’t see that.