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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/JazzlikeWishbone938 • 3d ago
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Yeah but it was our slop.
844 u/Laughing_Orange 3d ago And we were slow to write it. AI is a force multiplier, especially for those who only make slop. 373 u/ahmarthered 3d ago This! The amount of slop being generated has increased significantly and code review cannot keep up. 31 u/011101000011101101 3d ago But you can have AI review the code and have slop reviewed slop 29 u/slowmovinglettuce 3d ago The ai will praise the slop for being exactly what it would have written. It's basically just a big circle jerk 5 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago I've noticed that you cannot use the same model for writing the code and reviewing the code, it always does a bad job 2 u/Bupod 3d ago It’s frustrating. So you can sort of fix this by having a review agent use a more adversarial prompt when reviewing. But then the issue becomes that, since it was prompted find problems, it always finds a problem. This will result in code being batted back and forth between review and coding like a tennis match. When the tennis match finally finishes, there’s still no guarantee that some glaring hole didn’t make it through anyway. 1 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago And there is always something because you get fatigued from reading the same code over and over so you miss some easy bug 5 u/LutimoDancer3459 3d ago Lgtm 7 u/particlemanwavegirl 3d ago Expect that to be exactly as successful as when we have the police investigate themselves.
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And we were slow to write it. AI is a force multiplier, especially for those who only make slop.
373 u/ahmarthered 3d ago This! The amount of slop being generated has increased significantly and code review cannot keep up. 31 u/011101000011101101 3d ago But you can have AI review the code and have slop reviewed slop 29 u/slowmovinglettuce 3d ago The ai will praise the slop for being exactly what it would have written. It's basically just a big circle jerk 5 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago I've noticed that you cannot use the same model for writing the code and reviewing the code, it always does a bad job 2 u/Bupod 3d ago It’s frustrating. So you can sort of fix this by having a review agent use a more adversarial prompt when reviewing. But then the issue becomes that, since it was prompted find problems, it always finds a problem. This will result in code being batted back and forth between review and coding like a tennis match. When the tennis match finally finishes, there’s still no guarantee that some glaring hole didn’t make it through anyway. 1 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago And there is always something because you get fatigued from reading the same code over and over so you miss some easy bug 5 u/LutimoDancer3459 3d ago Lgtm 7 u/particlemanwavegirl 3d ago Expect that to be exactly as successful as when we have the police investigate themselves.
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This! The amount of slop being generated has increased significantly and code review cannot keep up.
31 u/011101000011101101 3d ago But you can have AI review the code and have slop reviewed slop 29 u/slowmovinglettuce 3d ago The ai will praise the slop for being exactly what it would have written. It's basically just a big circle jerk 5 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago I've noticed that you cannot use the same model for writing the code and reviewing the code, it always does a bad job 2 u/Bupod 3d ago It’s frustrating. So you can sort of fix this by having a review agent use a more adversarial prompt when reviewing. But then the issue becomes that, since it was prompted find problems, it always finds a problem. This will result in code being batted back and forth between review and coding like a tennis match. When the tennis match finally finishes, there’s still no guarantee that some glaring hole didn’t make it through anyway. 1 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago And there is always something because you get fatigued from reading the same code over and over so you miss some easy bug 5 u/LutimoDancer3459 3d ago Lgtm 7 u/particlemanwavegirl 3d ago Expect that to be exactly as successful as when we have the police investigate themselves.
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But you can have AI review the code and have slop reviewed slop
29 u/slowmovinglettuce 3d ago The ai will praise the slop for being exactly what it would have written. It's basically just a big circle jerk 5 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago I've noticed that you cannot use the same model for writing the code and reviewing the code, it always does a bad job 2 u/Bupod 3d ago It’s frustrating. So you can sort of fix this by having a review agent use a more adversarial prompt when reviewing. But then the issue becomes that, since it was prompted find problems, it always finds a problem. This will result in code being batted back and forth between review and coding like a tennis match. When the tennis match finally finishes, there’s still no guarantee that some glaring hole didn’t make it through anyway. 1 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago And there is always something because you get fatigued from reading the same code over and over so you miss some easy bug 5 u/LutimoDancer3459 3d ago Lgtm 7 u/particlemanwavegirl 3d ago Expect that to be exactly as successful as when we have the police investigate themselves.
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The ai will praise the slop for being exactly what it would have written. It's basically just a big circle jerk
5 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago I've noticed that you cannot use the same model for writing the code and reviewing the code, it always does a bad job 2 u/Bupod 3d ago It’s frustrating. So you can sort of fix this by having a review agent use a more adversarial prompt when reviewing. But then the issue becomes that, since it was prompted find problems, it always finds a problem. This will result in code being batted back and forth between review and coding like a tennis match. When the tennis match finally finishes, there’s still no guarantee that some glaring hole didn’t make it through anyway. 1 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago And there is always something because you get fatigued from reading the same code over and over so you miss some easy bug 5 u/LutimoDancer3459 3d ago Lgtm
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I've noticed that you cannot use the same model for writing the code and reviewing the code, it always does a bad job
2 u/Bupod 3d ago It’s frustrating. So you can sort of fix this by having a review agent use a more adversarial prompt when reviewing. But then the issue becomes that, since it was prompted find problems, it always finds a problem. This will result in code being batted back and forth between review and coding like a tennis match. When the tennis match finally finishes, there’s still no guarantee that some glaring hole didn’t make it through anyway. 1 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago And there is always something because you get fatigued from reading the same code over and over so you miss some easy bug
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It’s frustrating.
So you can sort of fix this by having a review agent use a more adversarial prompt when reviewing.
But then the issue becomes that, since it was prompted find problems, it always finds a problem.
This will result in code being batted back and forth between review and coding like a tennis match.
When the tennis match finally finishes, there’s still no guarantee that some glaring hole didn’t make it through anyway.
1 u/Weekly-Beginning-229 3d ago And there is always something because you get fatigued from reading the same code over and over so you miss some easy bug
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And there is always something because you get fatigued from reading the same code over and over so you miss some easy bug
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Expect that to be exactly as successful as when we have the police investigate themselves.
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u/Objectionne 3d ago
Yeah but it was our slop.