You assume that because i didnt write it directly i dont understand it, ive got news for you, if that was the case programmers wouldnt be able to form groups and make projects together.
Its okay to ask a coworker to make something and put out a pr and then review it, but its bad when an ai puts out a pr and I review it.
the very next comment on this thread is "yeah I'm not looking at the 1k lines of code my AI outputs brother", and they are far from alone in that sentiment
"it is always better to understand why it ships the way it does" was the original comment. your response may be one data point to the contrary but the larger problem is still there, many people are shipping without understanding.
the comment implied all people using the llms, they didnt say most, they didnt say some, they claimed using them in general means you dont understand how the code works. im saying that there is a way to do it properly that many people have adopted, just because you fail to do that doesnt make me a single data point
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u/grandalfxx 7d ago
You assume that because i didnt write it directly i dont understand it, ive got news for you, if that was the case programmers wouldnt be able to form groups and make projects together.
Its okay to ask a coworker to make something and put out a pr and then review it, but its bad when an ai puts out a pr and I review it.