@nixcraft During a programming course we got a mildly challenging pair programming exercise.
The freshman, navigator, saw me looking things up on the net and asked:
"Wait. Are we allowed to do that?"
"I'm doing this all day. Trust me, I'm a pro."
The masses are among us.
Masses of developers trusting the AI coding tools. Putting remarks in our pull request without being able to tell why they did that...
We are the few #devs who did the work ourselves for forty+ years.
Keep strong, dear code warrior.
@vtahowe@juan_dla_mancha@samuelcolvin@NASA@pydantic@KPMG@TrustVanta Why would Mrs Robinson not do that if she needs that, you think?
I'll give a potential reason: not knowing compliance tools.
Why would Samuel *not* do that?
I'll give a potential reason: the follow up questions resulting from providing a compliance report for free.
Requesting large image over HTTP/1.2 or gRPC using HTTP/2, what performs better?
A talk with #gemini#ai#golang#grpc#datatransfers
https://t.co/VXvniybqXE
@unclebobmartin do you perhaps know if we have something to properly compare all those many different AI coding tools/helpers out there?
I mean, something like a turing-test for an excellent pair-programming-buddy.
Thank you @CoccaGerman
The reasoning here was with a tongue in cheek right?
Efficient example
function sumArrayEfficient(array) {
return array.reduce((a, b) => a + b, 0);
}
?
https://t.co/AVxtAN167t
Taking with #ChatGPT about #DomainDrivenDesign, took two minutes to start generating the first answer sentence til it choked, but the retry was quick to follow.
Interesting stuff.