What you are seeing is lemmygrad.ml. plus hexbear and dbzer0 are silly places and you just shouldn't go there.
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I mean no I don't believe they'll do everything but compared to last year AI coding has made leaps and its kind of dumb to imagine technology will not continue to do so.
1 year ago vibe coding was not good enough to make it into code bases.
unless the ai companies can magically solve the poor code quality, the unethical training data, the environmental impacts, the deskilling of developers, and the strong dependency on themselves for your coding, all this in a year, allow me to doubt you.
Im not some full on AI stan, so i share the same concerns you do on ethics and environmental impact. However I dont see how either of those matter in relation to code quality.
Code quality will is basically already good enough to be used mainstream, so I don't know how you expect it to get worse. But sure feel free to revisit this in a year.
Or people should take it as a slap of reality that AI has gotten good enough to code because actual developers are using it.
Give it another year and this won't even be a discussion anymore as every programmer will be using assisted coding in some manner.
This right here is why I'm not convinced any politician would ever pass a leftist purity test.
In the not so distant future just about every site will have AI summarization or QnA as a core part.
Instead of searching through endless documentation you ask AI to trawl and give you the answer. This is undeniably useful. But if they give the wrong answer once and suddenly become liable, that's a potential risk.