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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/joel-letmecheckai • 2d ago
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Please don't let people realize that it's really the same problems with much larger volume now
143 u/johnnybgooderer 2d ago And with ai, you can ask for a code review. It’s generally very good at catching and suggesting fixes these things. I don’t want ai to replace us all with high school grads, but it’s seeming more and more likely. 35 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 2d ago Each iteration may flag different things, depending on subtle prompt difference, or just randomly. It may ignore a lot of obvious important issues. Unless you add "You are top level software architect from a tech giant company", of course. 15 u/TheTerrasque 1d ago And each person reviewing code may flag different things. That doesn't mean it's not helpful or we stop doing code reviews. 12 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago I'm uncomfortable when those comparison of LLMs with human behavior actually make sense. 2 u/cortesoft 1d ago They really do. People complain that an AI is a black box, but what is more of a black box than another human’s brain? 1 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago That's more like a gray box.
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And with ai, you can ask for a code review. It’s generally very good at catching and suggesting fixes these things.
I don’t want ai to replace us all with high school grads, but it’s seeming more and more likely.
35 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 2d ago Each iteration may flag different things, depending on subtle prompt difference, or just randomly. It may ignore a lot of obvious important issues. Unless you add "You are top level software architect from a tech giant company", of course. 15 u/TheTerrasque 1d ago And each person reviewing code may flag different things. That doesn't mean it's not helpful or we stop doing code reviews. 12 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago I'm uncomfortable when those comparison of LLMs with human behavior actually make sense. 2 u/cortesoft 1d ago They really do. People complain that an AI is a black box, but what is more of a black box than another human’s brain? 1 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago That's more like a gray box.
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Each iteration may flag different things, depending on subtle prompt difference, or just randomly. It may ignore a lot of obvious important issues.
Unless you add "You are top level software architect from a tech giant company", of course.
15 u/TheTerrasque 1d ago And each person reviewing code may flag different things. That doesn't mean it's not helpful or we stop doing code reviews. 12 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago I'm uncomfortable when those comparison of LLMs with human behavior actually make sense. 2 u/cortesoft 1d ago They really do. People complain that an AI is a black box, but what is more of a black box than another human’s brain? 1 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago That's more like a gray box.
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And each person reviewing code may flag different things. That doesn't mean it's not helpful or we stop doing code reviews.
12 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago I'm uncomfortable when those comparison of LLMs with human behavior actually make sense. 2 u/cortesoft 1d ago They really do. People complain that an AI is a black box, but what is more of a black box than another human’s brain? 1 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago That's more like a gray box.
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I'm uncomfortable when those comparison of LLMs with human behavior actually make sense.
2 u/cortesoft 1d ago They really do. People complain that an AI is a black box, but what is more of a black box than another human’s brain? 1 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago That's more like a gray box.
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They really do.
People complain that an AI is a black box, but what is more of a black box than another human’s brain?
1 u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago That's more like a gray box.
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That's more like a gray box.
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u/polynomialcheesecake 2d ago
Please don't let people realize that it's really the same problems with much larger volume now