

Yeah well welcome to work life in the US. It sucks but I’m surviving.


Yeah well welcome to work life in the US. It sucks but I’m surviving.


Your right and it is something that is part of the workflow. You really should only do this process on a language your are really familiar with so you know exactly how you would do it without the bots assistance.


Well I did say you still need to use your skills to check the bots code.


It seems there a lot of people on Lemmy who dislike anything AI. I have no choice at my work so I have to make the best of it as I’m not leaving my job in this economy.


I feel like AI is a 5G language, in that we have moved on from writing code directly to writing md files to command the bots to write the code. It seems like a higher abstraction of the code. It does make you think less about the code directly, and more about the bigger picture, but you still need those skills to check the bots output.


Do you work for the same company I do. We just laid off our senior dev ops manager and moved the team to our India office.


You should change the link to old.reddit.com so it uses the old version of the site and all can read it.


Zed has been pretty good.


I love fooling Shazam, listen to a college radio station and it can’t id anything.


Actually I would say this is more like cheering for the underdog, the common man stands no chance against the big money propaganda, this seems like a good retaliation to the oppression that is weighing down on us, or you could swing big like Luigi.


I don’t know, but it wouldn’t surprise me


Who made millions off the Polymarket bet that Trump would have an assassination attempt again?
I think everyone’s development experience is different with these tools, we are not letting it just work the ticket blindly based off some prompt, we are having it do small tasks that would normally take a few minutes and are now done in seconds. We don’t allow these bots to commit code, or even the commit message, and the devs are still responsible at the end of the day for the code they commit.