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Sorry, I didn't realise you weren't the OP. I was really asking the OP as they said they had large productivity gains from using AI to code. But if you're a pro
by cpncrunch 7mo ago
Sorry, I didn't realise you weren't the OP. I was really asking the OP as they said they had large productivity gains from using AI to code. But if you're a professional developer, the same question can be answered by you: do you specifically review all AI generated production code?
In my own case 100% of my code is reviewed by humans (generally me), and that IMO is the only sensible option, and has been the standard since I started coding commercially 33 years ago. I don't use AI to generate code though, other than a few experiments, as I don't really need to write much code these days.
- bmd1905 7mo ago[dead]
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- DrewADesign 7mo agoIf you’re going to spam your product, you could have the decency to have literally any other contributions on your account. It’s literally just advertisements and I’ll bet a straw penny they’re generated by a chatbot.
- cpncrunch 7mo agoIronically they seem to use ai to review ai generated code, which is the main problem.
- DrewADesign 7mo agoIndeed. And the ouroboros takes another big bite!