alt Hacker News> coders think that these random text generators are trustworthy enough to run unsupervised, we've moved all of this chaotic energy up a level
But it works well enough for most use cases. Most of what we do isn’t life or death.
> coders think that these random text generators are trustworthy enough to run unsupervised, we've moved all of this chaotic energy up a level
But it works well enough for most use cases. Most of what we do isn’t life or death.
> But it works well enough for most use cases.
So does the code produced by any bad engineer.
So either we’re finally admitting that all of that leetcode screening and engineer quality gating was a farce, or it wasn’t, and you’re wrong.
I think the answer is in the middle, but the pendulum has swung too far in the “doesn’t matter” direction.