• Jrockwar@feddit.uk
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    1 day ago

    What they forgot to add: in the same time, they’ve also managed to create more bugs than they’ve fixed, thanks to AI.

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        1 day ago

        Anecdotal but I use chrome for work and the June/July updates this year were the only time all my passwords/history/session cookies were totally wiped by an update. That has been pretty annoying to recover from and I know it happened because I updated Chrome for bug testing.

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          5 hours ago

          you represent all of humanity great hedgehog. i will base all my critical thinking based on your singular glorious anecdotes. they make me laugh and cry <3

          CURSES TO CHROME. FUUUUCK AIIIIIIIII

    • dil@piefed.zip
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      19 hours ago

      I don’t see how ai being used by the same software dev would lead to worse work, if they use it correctly on a task by task basis in cases where it doesn’t need a lot of context/memory that keeps getting overwritten. I feel like they 100% use it as autofill or for structure that they check through while the companies claim it’s just straight up aigenerated with no human input to boost their stock value.

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        18 hours ago

        Because reading code isn’t the same act as writing it.

        It is way easier to miss a subtle issue when you are reviewing a bunch of code you didn’t write than it is in code you actually wrote yourself using your own brain.