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No mention of what was actually built? Also, I have no desire to micromanage a bunch of robots. I rather build things.
by turtlebits 1y ago
No mention of what was actually built?
Also, I have no desire to micromanage a bunch of robots. I rather build things.
- zachwills 1y agoIt's an internal tool we're using at my company. Generally offers automatic insights into work being done. I will share more about it when I can!
- verdverm 1y agoThere is a similar difference between management track and those that have no interest with humans. I've primarily stayed working with one, but sometimes two, to first understand how to manage one, more like a pair-programming setup, but also see if they can be used more like a managed developer. They still do too many dumb things to let them loose, I have my doubts this will change without significant change to the underlying models. Also, you need to spend the time to read what they wrote and check not just for correctness and test passing, but is this even the right approach. They misinterpret the question or task, even when spelled out painful detail. They lose their focus or get caught in loops.They love to write everything from scratch instead of using the helper packages sitting right there. It's like the bell curve flattened out, they are equally impressive as they are astonishingly moronic, context dependent (pun intended)
- pavel_lishin 1y ago> Also, I have no desire to micromanage a bunch of robots. I rather build things. I gotta say, nearly every thing I've built both at work and at home ends up being another tool I have to end up micro-managing to some degree or another.