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>If you have to double check everything, is it really saving time? What if it gets you most of the way there and you don't care so much about the quality (and
by coldtea 1y ago
>If you have to double check everything, is it really saving time?
What if it gets you most of the way there and you don't care so much about the quality (and thus don't feel any urge to double-check), though?
Which, I expect, is the most common case: people using it to churn half-arsed work faster and with no effort from them.
- jlarocco 1y agoI guess there are two cases. If I'm asking for my own enlightenment but don't care about a correct answer, then why bother? If my manager is fine with a half-assed response, then eventually he'll cut me out altogether and go straight to the AI. It's a shame that software engineering hasn't progressed to the point were we can reliably build bug free software. It's really sad if AI gives shitty results but iterates fast enough that it's still perceived as better than real humans.