Comment on Many developers leave GZDoom due to leader conflicts and fork it into UZDoom
rikudou@lemmings.world 2 days agoWell, I personally don’t give a shit whether something is made by a human or a machine as long as the code is performing well and is readable.
Lucky for you and me both, AI is nowhere near capable of replacing a developer.
Learning new things is still needed, AI is good for mediocre tasks that need no real intelligence, but anything else still needs a human.
sugar_in_your_tea@sh.itjust.works 2 days ago
Yup. I use AI when I need a “good enough” result. I do it myself when I need an actually good and provably correct result.
Buddahriffic@lemmy.world 51 minutes ago
So far I’ve been impressed with what AI can do with coding. I had it write some scripts for me on one of my previous work tasks and it did the majority of the code writing and even majorly assisted the debug process.
And now I’m using it for another task and it’s already improved significantly since the last one. You can now interrupt it if if gets stuck in some kind of loop and the required debug phases are fewer. Hell, it’s even reading between the lines of my prompts effectively and implemented a verbosity feature in a second script just because I had requested it in the first one.
With the first task, I was holding its hand as far as data structures and such were concerned. This time, I’m instructing it at a higher level. And while it does help that I can understand the code it generates, I said last time that it was good enough to start replacing interns, I think at this point it’s ready to start replacing junior programming positions.