← Back to context Comment by solenoid0937 19 hours ago It's not 2024. Models today are far better than humans at spotting the bugs that would cause this. 2 comments solenoid0937 Reply trinix912 16 hours ago I remember this being said as far back as 2022 yet we're still here fixing things manually when the models inevitably code themselves into a hairball convoluted enough they can't find a way out. solenoid0937 11 hours ago No one at a FAANG is fixing things manually these days.If it turns into a hairball, just have a few agents rewrite it.
trinix912 16 hours ago I remember this being said as far back as 2022 yet we're still here fixing things manually when the models inevitably code themselves into a hairball convoluted enough they can't find a way out. solenoid0937 11 hours ago No one at a FAANG is fixing things manually these days.If it turns into a hairball, just have a few agents rewrite it.
solenoid0937 11 hours ago No one at a FAANG is fixing things manually these days.If it turns into a hairball, just have a few agents rewrite it.
I remember this being said as far back as 2022 yet we're still here fixing things manually when the models inevitably code themselves into a hairball convoluted enough they can't find a way out.
No one at a FAANG is fixing things manually these days.
If it turns into a hairball, just have a few agents rewrite it.