← Back to context Comment by SkyPuncher 2 days ago I strongly doubt that. The fixes for most of these are trivial to the point it’s almost automated. 3 comments SkyPuncher Reply gspr 2 days ago The resulting mechanical code change might be trivial. The bugs themselves are often decidedly not.You're essentially saying that swallowing a pill is trivial, so therefore pharmaceutical engineering is. SkyPuncher 2 days ago For most of these bugs, they occur in a 3rd party software thats easily upgraded.I’m saying patching is easy because the pill is delivered to you. aussieguy1234 2 days ago There is a push for that, but the fixes (often as little as a one line Dockerfile change in some cases) still have to be tested and verified by a real engineer.Otherwise everywhere would have patched already with AI.
gspr 2 days ago The resulting mechanical code change might be trivial. The bugs themselves are often decidedly not.You're essentially saying that swallowing a pill is trivial, so therefore pharmaceutical engineering is. SkyPuncher 2 days ago For most of these bugs, they occur in a 3rd party software thats easily upgraded.I’m saying patching is easy because the pill is delivered to you.
SkyPuncher 2 days ago For most of these bugs, they occur in a 3rd party software thats easily upgraded.I’m saying patching is easy because the pill is delivered to you.
aussieguy1234 2 days ago There is a push for that, but the fixes (often as little as a one line Dockerfile change in some cases) still have to be tested and verified by a real engineer.Otherwise everywhere would have patched already with AI.
The resulting mechanical code change might be trivial. The bugs themselves are often decidedly not.
You're essentially saying that swallowing a pill is trivial, so therefore pharmaceutical engineering is.
For most of these bugs, they occur in a 3rd party software thats easily upgraded.
I’m saying patching is easy because the pill is delivered to you.
There is a push for that, but the fixes (often as little as a one line Dockerfile change in some cases) still have to be tested and verified by a real engineer.
Otherwise everywhere would have patched already with AI.