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This post is such a cold take, and is going to age horribly. Self driving cars fail because of regulatory requirements for five nines reliability, and they're
by CuriouslyC 1y ago
This post is such a cold take, and is going to age horribly.
Self driving cars fail because of regulatory requirements for five nines reliability, and they're doing inference over a dynamic noisy domain.
Autonomous engineering does not have these issues. Code doesn't need to be five nines correct, and the domain of inference is logical and basically static.
If the AI agent/coding companies didn't have their heads up their collective asses we could have fully spec driven autonomous coding within ~3 years, 100%.
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- JimmyBuckets 1y agoThis sounds like you haven't used one of these coding agents.
- CuriouslyC 1y agoI'm piloting a swarm of coding agents 12+ hours a day, friend.
- _se 1y agoSeems like you should know that you're spouting bullshit if that's the case.
- CuriouslyC 1y agoSeems like you should get better at picking up on when your priors are miscalibrated.