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Posted by signa11 15 hours ago

How to keep enjoying programming in a world of LLMs(discourse.haskell.org)
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123975 5 hours ago|
But there might be reasons you don’t want to be, e.g. you actually need to bring some real productiveness gain to the table, or you don’t want to be left behind while the rest of your team, your company, your industry, is moving towards heavy LLM adoption.

Oh sure, you are not an LLM bro! Honest!

The amount of new LLM articles that try to feed them like vegetables to a child is amusing and tragic at the same time.

MattRapini 3 hours ago||
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t4tapasit 8 hours ago||
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sanjays442 14 hours ago||
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jonator 14 hours ago|
It’s very clear AI writes great code and will even review it for bugs much better and faster than a human can. With cloud agents like Devin, you can spawn an army of these agents at a moments notice. Teams who figure out how to do this will simply out compete any teams who don’t.

Now humans operate at a higher level of abstraction. Our focus area is now ensuring the high-level architecture will accommodate future needs well, ensuring the final product meets requirements, and most importantly, ensuring the final product has been validated. It’s important to use every strategy in the book to test the output via unit tests, smoke tests, integration tests, and end to end tests. On our team, we’ve been investing a lot in setting up full test environments that include the entire stack at a level simply unachievable before AI. Now we can merge code changes at an unprecedented velocity without losing confidence in the system.

bschwindHN 14 hours ago||
What product do you make?
pydry 13 hours ago||
>It’s very clear AI writes great code

It's very clear they dont. Maybe they will one day. That day isnt today.