The code gets much better, but it's still no substitute for an experienced

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Mar 16, 2025
10:38:26pm

Dryfire Political Junky

The code gets much better, but it's still no substitute for an experienced

software engineer.

Over time, AI tools will be developed to check code quality, what remains to be seen is how effective/ineffective they become.

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Dryfire

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This is a terrifying discussion

CSoul Hardcore Democrat

Mar 16, 10:13pm

People that realize AI can't just replace actual learning are going to have a major leg up going forward.

durandal

Mar 16, 10:17pm

There will 100% be multiple high profile hacks from AI introduced code that was not

CSoul

Mar 16, 10:21pm

There was a great thread by a Berkley CS professor about how the average score for his final project was the lowest

Mobojo

Mar 16, 10:25pm

There's been quite a few experts in the space worried that we're going to have a crisis in the industry

CSoul

Mar 16, 10:27pm

We're seeing the same thing. I got 500 apps for internships, but when we looked for a 7-10 year senior it took

Mobojo

Mar 16, 10:31pm

Test driven development will be even more important when AI is used.

Dryfire

Mar 16, 10:24pm

These kids don't even know what that means.

CSoul

Mar 16, 10:27pm

What happens when you use LLMs to write tests?

Hypnotoad

Mar 16, 10:28pm

RE: What happens when you use LLMs to write tests?

letthewookieewin

Mar 16, 10:35pm

The code gets much better, but it's still no substitute for an experienced

Dryfire

Mar 16, 10:38pm

On the other hand, it has prompted category experts like me that haven't deeply touched

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