I treat AI as a new intern that doesn’t know how to code well
This statement makes absolutely zero sense to me. The purpose of having a new intern and reviewing their code is for them to learn and become a valuable member of the team, right? Like we don't give them coding tasks just for shits and giggles to correct later. You can't turn an AI into a senior dev by mentoring it, however the fuck you'd imagine that process?
Jesus Howard Christ how did you manage to even open a browser to type this in
Good code quality is a myth.
It's usually easy, just check if the code is nonsense
Hey, Devin! Really impressive that the product best known for literally lying about all of its functionality in its release video still somehow exists and you can pay it money. Isn't the free market great.
Like, it’s really good as a learning tool
Fuck you were doing so well in the first half, ahhh,
In my workflow there is no difference between LLMs and fucking grep for me.
Well grep doesn't hallucinate things that are not actually in the logs I'm grepping so I think I'll stick to grep.
(Or ripgrep rather)
He is even politely asked at first "no AI sludge please" which is honestly way more self-restraint than I would have on my maintained projects, but he triples down with a fucking AI-generated changeset.
Ye I mean I found it after I got halfway through the article and there were no tea jokes, since that seemed kind of odd.
Ah, yes, medicine. A field without regulations
Okay but there's is a rather large chance there will be no regulations by end of 2025 once RFK has his fun, so they're just ahead of their time
I had no idea what Lloyd's is, I was 100% sure we were talking about the mid tea brand and couldn't for the life of me figure out why they'd have a chatbot
Don't worry, if you apply yourself really hard one day you might become an actual engineer. Keep trying.