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> You already do this with human-authored code, just slowly. No I don't. I build predictable and deterministic pipelines. If I rebuild from a specific git sha,
by cassianoleal 6mo ago
> You already do this with human-authored code, just slowly.
No I don't. I build predictable and deterministic pipelines. If I rebuild from a specific git sha, I expect the same output. If I get something different, I need to fix what's causing that.
- mgdev 6mo agoI can't tell if you're trolling. Nothing precludes you from doing that with AI-gen code vs human-gen code. What you just described is downstream. If you have a human authoring code, you re-roll every time they release a new version. AI just releases versions faster, and in response to different, faster-moving inputs.