@digitalshane_@shubh19 It does not. Both models are incapable of not writing more code regardless of the prompt. Code only degrades the further you prompt.
@kylegawley Most people do not have the skills required to properly judge its output. It's good for a few things, pretty dangerous for most other things and will lead to massive technical debt. For now at least...
@bitcoinjack This is only true for a very small part of software and technical debt is building at unprecedented rate but I agree the future looks promising. It's not there yet though.
@powl_d Même chose au Japon: dentiste, ophtalmo, généraliste, prix archi bas sans aucune couverture (prix plein pot), pas d'attente de plusieurs mois voire année pour un ophtalmo, consultation humaine qui dure 45 minutes pour faire de nouvelles lunettes (lecture, fond de l'oeil, etc...)
@ThePrimeagen I'm sitting at a comfortable 11M to 13.5M loc/day myself. Obviously there are a few slipups here and there but I can catch them easily enough, it's not that big of a deal...
@amdkits@VideosFolder Because at any point somebody can now come and sneak a network call in the setter without breaking anything! Then we get to enjoy the 1 second keyboard input freeze feature we've all come to love.
@haider1 Better code than THEIR top engineers indeed. I can totally get behind that having to periodically suffer through their OpenXR PCVR runtime regressions.
@bennpeifert These are not 100x engineers but ppl who get things done quickly very often leaving mundane tasks like proper architecture and corner cases to others. 100x engineers are so rare it's impossible to have worked with many over a full career, they are fast and correct.
Hey Bernie, I'm a Democrat.
We want solutions, not finger pointing.
This is a fire in a state with a Democratic Governor and Democratic Legislature and Democratic local mayor and Democratic local politicians, all of whom for years have been failing at basic water management and forestry.
Oh, and our president is also a Democrat.
But you blame Donald Trump? This is why people didn't vote for the Democrats, and if this is the strategy, do the Democratic party a favor: sit down and step back in favor of a new generation of leadership who cares about actually solving problems instead of scoring social media points.
If not, stop talking and fix it.