> another, more subtle mistake. That you must spend energy discovering and diagnosing
But this is literally what senior engineers do most of the time? Have juniors write code with direction and review that it isn't buggy?
But this is literally what senior engineers do most of the time? Have juniors write code with direction and review that it isn't buggy?
I mentor high-school students and watch them live write code that takes a completely bizarre path. It might technically be intentional, but that doesn’t mean it’s good or useful.
Given the nature of the statistics in question, the line between the two is extremely blurry at this point.
Some people really are going to hang on until the better end (and beyond) eh?
"AI can't code like me!" people are going to get crushed.