#php
Imagine if the package registries and #OpenSource components that you use were no longer available.
Would you still be able to deliver a single line of code? Would your software even start, or would your business come to a standstill within minutes?
https://phpunit.expert/articles/open-source-blackout.html?ref=mastodon
One of the projects I'm working on is really huge (1m LoC) and it confuses AI the most, it's literally unbearable to keep it on. But, even in codebases that are young and really robust, free from magic and whatnot, AI still often tries to do impossible things or invents solutions that have so subtle bugs that pass code reviews from me and another senior developers.
I literally can't understand how anyone can push such code to production and sleep peacefully 🧐
Do you use an AI helper while you code? In my own experience, it's a zero sum game at best. Sometimes it helps, and sometimes it spits out pure junk (or wants to spit and I need to prevent it from doing so).
The flavor of AI doesn't matter much. I ended up turning everything off again, because all they do needs to be carefully reviewed _always_. It's like having a teammate whose actual skills are not clear, so you're never able to have confidence in what they do.
LinkedIn's notifications settings are a nightmarish maze. 3+ layers deep and dozens of clicks to turn things off.
Don't be this product person. It might boost your numbers, but you're measuring rage wrong.
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