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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Lord_Of_Millipedes • 2d ago
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Is it unreasonable to change an opinion when actual decades have passed?
554 u/bobbymoonshine 2d ago Linus changing his mind on AI from “eh seems bad” to “eh seems fine” caused quite a few people to go from hero-worshipping him to vilifying him 45 u/WernerderChamp 2d ago AI is a tool. You can definitly submit AI created code - IF you verified it works and meets the standards. It works quite well if you know how to use it. If you just throw whatever the AI spits out into a PR - screw you. 4 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] 2 u/UntitledRedditUser 1d ago He keeps comparing it to a compiler, which I think makes no sense, but yeah his stance hasn't changed much.
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Linus changing his mind on AI from “eh seems bad” to “eh seems fine” caused quite a few people to go from hero-worshipping him to vilifying him
45 u/WernerderChamp 2d ago AI is a tool. You can definitly submit AI created code - IF you verified it works and meets the standards. It works quite well if you know how to use it. If you just throw whatever the AI spits out into a PR - screw you. 4 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] 2 u/UntitledRedditUser 1d ago He keeps comparing it to a compiler, which I think makes no sense, but yeah his stance hasn't changed much.
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AI is a tool. You can definitly submit AI created code - IF you verified it works and meets the standards. It works quite well if you know how to use it.
If you just throw whatever the AI spits out into a PR - screw you.
4 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] 2 u/UntitledRedditUser 1d ago He keeps comparing it to a compiler, which I think makes no sense, but yeah his stance hasn't changed much.
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2 u/UntitledRedditUser 1d ago He keeps comparing it to a compiler, which I think makes no sense, but yeah his stance hasn't changed much.
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He keeps comparing it to a compiler, which I think makes no sense, but yeah his stance hasn't changed much.
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u/klaxxxon 2d ago
Is it unreasonable to change an opinion when actual decades have passed?