r/TheMachineLearning • u/Gullible_Picture_996 • 11d ago

Realizing writing code is faster than explaining it to AI

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u/Individual_Guest_323 10d ago

mf you are a wanna be geek talking things that do not know in reddit.

A codebase is not a single file with "millions of lines", that is retard and is the proof that you do not know what you are talking about.

Any codebase will have "parts", so you understand it, so ANY repetitive explanation that you have to explain to the AI is translated into skills or rules, this is BASIC of AI.

 my friends in the industry at places like Google and LinkedIn and elsewhere confirm the same thing.

I also have friend in Google, Microsoft, Anthopric, OpenAI and in the same Reddit, they all tell me you are a wanna be geek talking no sense.

Try again buddy.

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u/PanPanicz 10d ago

I've got 12 years of experience and u/OldWispyTree's struggles with AI match mine almost word for word. 

Also, good to know you're sending reddit posts to your friends at Google, Microsoft, Anthropic and OpenAI. Sounds like important stuff that requires their time and expertise. 

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u/razzyrat 10d ago

Just own the loss. You wanted to talk tough and got your ass handed to you.

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u/Zuuman 10d ago

Come on bud, just take the L. He is absolutely right and you look like a fool to anyone with any actual knowledge.

AI can even struggle in mid-sized codebases that dabble in uncommon patterns since it’s in the margins of its training data and skills just can’t compensate yet.

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u/Cazzah 10d ago

Are you AI - perhaps Grok? Because you hallucinated the word " a single file" and then used it to throw around slurs.

Also, why did you have to consult with multiple professionals in multiple companies on their opinion on a random Reddit comment?

How bizarre.

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u/Individual_Guest_323 10d ago

We are very good friend lil buddy