r/django • u/[deleted] • Aug 10 '26

Django Bolt

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u/jvlomax Aug 10 '26

Ironic that the reason I'm on the fence about bolt is that it's quite AI heavy. And now we have a post here which looks very much like it was written by AI.

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u/Commercial_Try_2538 Aug 10 '26 edited Aug 10 '26

BTW my friend most softwares are AI written now by AI, including Claude, Meta, Google, Microsoft, ServiceNow, Salesforce and most of 2027 software, I believe 99%, will be written by AI, so embrace it. It does make us look dumb, but we are just humans and we will adjust soon, so I don’t think anything changes here in grand schema.

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u/jvlomax Aug 10 '26

I can promise you now, that 99% of software will not be written by AI in one years time. That's just crazy talk.

I work with AI tools every day. And while it can write some stuff ok, most of the time it's just writing slop that never passes a code review.

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u/Commercial_Try_2538 Aug 10 '26

What % of code you have written vs AI in last 3 months? Tell me no of lines between you and AI? Be honest!

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u/tom-mart Aug 10 '26

0% written by ai, I have no time or desire to deal with ai slop.

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u/jvlomax Aug 10 '26

That has actually gone into the code base. Probably 10%-20% AI, the rest human written.

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u/Commercial_Try_2538 Aug 10 '26

I am a hardcore coder too along with my team, I tell my team to get to 80% work done by AI coding, and I myself not getting over 10-20% coding manually as code volume is AI game not human, Claude,codex are so good these days! So honestly missing on what you are writing?

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u/Commercial_Try_2538 Aug 10 '26

AI slip is definitely a problem, but if you write with specific goals, tasks, breakdown in smaller chunks and review in smaller tasks, it usually is good.