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This just reads as copium to me. "Those hacks vomiting out slop.. pah, when they call me, the artisan, in to clean up their mess in a way God intended, then the
by danielbln 10mo ago
This just reads as copium to me. "Those hacks vomiting out slop.. pah, when they call me, the artisan, in to clean up their mess in a way God intended, then they'll see!"
More realistic: AI assisted tooling will continue to improve as it has, the average code quality will rise as conventions and workflows improve and those who wait to be called in to clean up slop or whatever will wait forever, pushed by the wayside by those who can deliver great quality with the help of these new tools.
- cesarb 10mo ago> will wait forever, pushed by the wayside by those who can deliver great quality with the help of these new tools. That sounded a lot like the "have fun staying poor" argument from the peak cryptocurrency days.
- danielbln 10mo agoDid it? Cryptocurrency enabled gambling and illicit purchases, that's it. In all other ways it was/is a solution in need for a problem. Current gen AI has a ton of issues, but it nevertheless enables vast amounts of use cases today, right now. And hoping that slop that is created today will provide work for the artisanal craftsman in the future is wishful thinking at best.
- dormento 9mo agoWhen you think about it, "vibe coding" kinda enables gambling, but with software. You set up your prompt, CLAUDE.MD, include the source files and let it rip. It gets some things right, some things wrong. You fix some things manually, /clean and go again. Sometimes you gotta throw it out and start over. Feels like "most players stop just before striking it big".
- CamperBob2 10mo agoNo, not really.
- Larrikin 10mo agoI think you decided what my point was before reading my entire comment.