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Didnt work for the prod data that the AI nukes in spite of prompts saying "DON'T FUCKING GUESS", just like that in all caps: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i

• lukan 6mo ago
  That I don't let agents run wild in a production environment?
  • ubertaco 6mo ago
    You let them write code that runs in prod, which is the same thing with extra steps. Unless you review that code carefully, and then we're back to the point about it not saving you any cognitive overhead.
    • lukan 6mo ago
      Of course it saves me overhead by not having to read all the necessary docs etc myself and just check the resulting code and not having to type all myself.
      • lelanthran 6mo ago
        > Of course it saves me overhead by not having to read all the necessary docs etc myself and just check the resulting code and not having to type all myself. That link I posted upthread, the "developer" did not read the docs "because the LLM wrote the code" and hence did not realise that the token they had was a full access token, not a limited access token. You're now boasting that you also don't have to read the docs because the LLM wrote the code? I mean, it's literally the cause of their irreversible production deletion, in a link that you replied to, and you state you do the same?
        • lukan 6mo ago
          It depends on the project. Anything high stake, I verify myself. But also with simple things it is still way faster having a agent dig through it, quote me relevant sections and me evaluating if it is sound, or not.
    • enraged_camel 6mo ago
      >> You let them write code that runs in prod, which is the same thing with extra steps. The “with extra steps” is doing a lot of work in that sentence.