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When presented a piece of code to iterate on, the main difference between a human coder and an AI right now is that the human coder says: "I know this. I just
by logicallee 1y ago
When presented a piece of code to iterate on, the main difference between a human coder and an AI right now is that the human coder says:
"I know this. I just coded it yesterday, and remember how I did it, too. Here's how to add to it or make this specific change I want to add next."
and the AI says:
"Great question. I just read this codebase for the first time so just give me a minute and (thought for 1 minute) here's the answer"
"Great question. I just read this codebase for the first time so just give me a minute and (thought for 1 minute) here's the answer"
"Great question. I just read this codebase for the first time so just give me a minute and (thought for 1 minute) here's the answer"
"Great question. I just read this codebase for the first time so just give me a minute and (thought for 1 minute) here's the answer"
I look forward to when AI's learn on the job, and I think we're not far off from that period.
What exciting developments do you look forward to in the future?
email the author at: rviragh@gmail.com