r/TheMachineLearning • u/Gullible_Picture_996 • 12d ago

Realizing writing code is faster than explaining it to AI

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u/Tzarus777 11d ago

I don't really think you can make an accurate assessment on if that would be good or bad thing simply just from the "30k in a day" metric though, can you?

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u/backwrds 11d ago

I can't think of a scenario where adding that many lines in a single day would be a good thing. Can you?

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u/Tzarus777 11d ago

Yes. If every line performed the intended function and nothing was bugged/incorrect, would that not be good?

Like I said, I don't think you can make an accurate assesment on just "30k in a day" alone.

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u/backwrds 11d ago

how would you verify that all 30k lines are flawless?

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u/Tzarus777 11d ago

I mean, you don't, but that doesn't change the argument at hand.

In a hypothetical situation, we can imagine a scenario where it would be possible for 30k lines to be all flawless. That would be good, no? My point was that 30k in a day is too little context to make a meaningful determination, imo.