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▲ nkmnz 5 hours ago

It’s ironic that all negative comments on here are dismissive because “slop’s baaaaad”. Yes, slop is bad. Carelessness is bad. Lack of understanding is bad. It always has been. Code has been copied from stackoverflow. Built-in methods or std libraries have been used in a wrong way. Edge cases haven’t been covered. Rate-limiting and other hardening tasks haven’t been taken care of until the system broke. The code wasn’t DRY.

Now, people are building tools that not only hide the solutions to these problems in some obscure coding tool, markdown file, or agent harness, but they build gates that help developers to elevate themselves from the darkness of not knowing better. The number of developers roughly doubles every ~3 years, so at any given time, half of the people building software have less than 3 years of experience. Most of them didn’t even study CS before starting their careers. Tools like this will be the new warning voice that told people like us 5 to 10 years ago to never copy code from stackoverflow that you didn’t understand. It’s great.

▲xiaoyu2006 4 hours ago | parent [-]

The problem with AI SE is that AI writes un-architecture-ed code. The problem #2 is that a lot of people suck even more....

▲jdthedisciple 3 hours ago | parent [-]

> The problem with AI SE is that AI writes un-architecture-ed code

Not necessarily. I use SOTA models with established stacks like .NET which allow my agent to easily follow decades of best practiced patterns (DI, EF Core, ASP.NET Core...) so you still and up with proper architecture.

In fact I can easily still manually inspect everything bc I already know how it's supposed to be written.

▲0c3ca83 24 minutes ago | parent [-]

The fact that you can say this with a straight face impresses me.