Yet. Most of my criticism is not after running the code, but after _reading_ the code. It wrote code. I read it. And I am not happy with it. No even need to run it, it's shit at glance.
Yet. Most of my criticism is not after running the code, but after _reading_ the code. It wrote code. I read it. And I am not happy with it. No even need to run it, it's shit at glance.
"SELECT * FROM table WHERE id=1;"
it gave me: $result = $db->query("SELECT * FROM table;");
for ($row in $result)
if ($["id"] == 1)
return $row;
With additional prompting I arrived at code I was comfortable deploying, but this kind of flaw cuts into the total time-savings.It sounds like you know what the problem with your AI workflow is? Have you tried using an agent? (sorry somewhat snarky but… come on)
The thing that differentiates LLM's from my stupid but cute vacuum cleaner, is that the (at least OpenAI's) AI model is cocksure and wrong, which is infinitely more infuriating than being a bit clueless and wrong.
ETA: I've probably gotten 10k worth of junior dev time out of it this month.
Im not crazy about signing up for a subscription service, it depends on you remembering to cancel and not have a headache when you do cancel.