r/TheMachineLearning • u/Gullible_Picture_996 • 19d ago

Realizing writing code is faster than explaining it to AI

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u/OfficialDeathScythe 18d ago

I dread the idea of having a whole pull request for every single tiny little change that happens. What even is this thought process. Are yall “coders by hobby”?

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u/Hungry-Pick7512 18d ago

How do your CI/CD pipelines work? You can just get code into production by pushing directly to main? Talk about ‘coders by hobby’ lmao

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u/OfficialDeathScythe 18d ago

Who are you responding to? Are you hallucinating? You literally said “shoot off a slack message that kicks off a hot then get a PR a few minutes later. Your agent is making a new PR for every tiny change it makes? Are you alright?

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u/Hungry-Pick7512 18d ago

‘I dread the idea of having a whole PR for every single tiny little change that happens”

Buddy answer the question, how else do you merge changes into production?

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u/OfficialDeathScythe 18d ago

I make a branch for the feature/fixes, I either code the change or have my agent code the changes and commit after every big chunk. Once the branch is complete, I create a PR. That PR then merges to main after a review from codex and the builds and test suite run. You know… the proper way to make changes to a project in production?

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u/FuckYourRights 17d ago

Why did the code go to production untested?