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I agree but would propose the weaker argument: no set of human contributors have, put together, read and understood all the code. Even in artisanal-coded proje
by tomjakubowski 5mo ago
I agree but would propose the weaker argument: no set of human contributors have, put together, read and understood all the code. Even in artisanal-coded projects of sufficient size, it's rare that any one human has read and understood all of it.
- ChoGGi 5mo agoThe million or so lines of the original code has been "battle tested" for what it's worth. This is a massive codebase created within a week or so ago, no one can say what it will do till it does.
- altmanaltman 5mo ago"No human understands any of the code" is not the same as "no human understands the entirety of codebase fully". Very different situations.