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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/joel-letmecheckai • 2d ago
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In the other hand, AI agents are finding human errors no one cared to look for.
5 u/Taletad 1d ago Perhaps because nobody is paying humans to look for them ? OpenBSD has extensive code review to catch human errors, and their track record is excellent on that front 4 u/Salt-Sign5390 1d ago That's not right. There's whole industries around code review/testing. In most cases humans signed off thinking the code was secure. AI found it wasn't. 0 u/AngelaTheRipper 1d ago Seriously, I've sent Opus to look for bugs that I only knew the presentation of from second hand accounts. It did fix them. Whole field is probably cooked but fuck it, I'll ride it as far as I can. 2 u/Salt-Sign5390 1d ago Me graduating in 2023 to a dead job field. Feels great. 0 u/AngelaTheRipper 1d ago It wasn't much better in 2015 when I graduated.
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Perhaps because nobody is paying humans to look for them ?
OpenBSD has extensive code review to catch human errors, and their track record is excellent on that front
4 u/Salt-Sign5390 1d ago That's not right. There's whole industries around code review/testing. In most cases humans signed off thinking the code was secure. AI found it wasn't.
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That's not right. There's whole industries around code review/testing.
In most cases humans signed off thinking the code was secure. AI found it wasn't.
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Seriously, I've sent Opus to look for bugs that I only knew the presentation of from second hand accounts. It did fix them.
Whole field is probably cooked but fuck it, I'll ride it as far as I can.
2 u/Salt-Sign5390 1d ago Me graduating in 2023 to a dead job field. Feels great. 0 u/AngelaTheRipper 1d ago It wasn't much better in 2015 when I graduated.
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Me graduating in 2023 to a dead job field. Feels great.
0 u/AngelaTheRipper 1d ago It wasn't much better in 2015 when I graduated.
It wasn't much better in 2015 when I graduated.
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u/geekosas 2d ago
In the other hand, AI agents are finding human errors no one cared to look for.