It's very easy to know when code is wrong: it doesn't work the way it's expected to. So you explain to the AI what's wrong and the AI fixes it.

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only-one1701 5 hours ago | parent | next [-]

This isn’t meant to be sarcastic: have you ever worked for a real company?

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esafak 5 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Your designers are going to be looking at the layout; they're not going to notice if it's slow, uses too much memory, is not maintainable, doesn't follow repo patterns, etc.

Do you think it is reasonable to expect a person with an arts degree to know this?

	▲	jmye 5 hours ago \| parent [-]
		> Do you think it is reasonable to expect a person with an arts degree Of course it is. The only people who think your fucking college degree determines your knowledge level and ability are teenagers and people who are so deeply untalented that it’s the only way they feel qualified.

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thunderfork 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

As we know from THERAC-25, etc., comprehensively verifying that code works the way it's expected to is not actually very easy - it's perhaps one of the hardest parts of building any system more complex than a toaster.

	▲	nslsm 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Thankfully the CRUD app that is being developed by some random startup is not likely to cause as much harm as the THERAC.