I’m not terribly concerned if people write code and test it with AI, so long as they verify the results themselves.
I recently saw someone try to add a PR to something on github with thousands of lines of changes and then they got mad when people didn’t want to do the free labour verifying it. That is a bullshit use of AI
Refactoring and consolidating a big preexisting codebase. I try to introduce new concepts on a semantic level and it tries to give me interfaces and abstractions that would obstruct my work in the long run.
Opus-class and higher models are actually great at writing code, but maybe it’s language dependent? I primarily work in TypeScript.
I’m not terribly concerned if people write code and test it with AI, so long as they verify the results themselves.
I recently saw someone try to add a PR to something on github with thousands of lines of changes and then they got mad when people didn’t want to do the free labour verifying it. That is a bullshit use of AI
AI or far-east coders, we encourage them to keep their PRs as small as possible.
The lemmysphere will never agree
I used to be of that mind as well. But the newer models are just too good to deny it any longer.
Same. There’s an overwhelmingly negative opinion here.
Opus in my experience sucks for writing code.
What are you trying to have it do? I work in a very large and complex codebase, and it honestly scares me sometimes.
Refactoring and consolidating a big preexisting codebase. I try to introduce new concepts on a semantic level and it tries to give me interfaces and abstractions that would obstruct my work in the long run.