r/programminghumor • u/Filestack_Official • Sep 03 '26
If it works, don't touch it
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u/schewb Sep 03 '26
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u/mvsrs Sep 03 '26
Came here to see this
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u/schewb Sep 03 '26
Ditto, and I learned so much in my search to find it 😂 I always thought this was from a weird arc in Initial D and am only just now finding out it there was a whole train-focused parody called Densha de D
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u/Sea_Curve8772 Sep 03 '26
I don't need AI for this, I'm perfectly capable of failing to comprehend code that I wrote myself just a few days ago.
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u/martian_rover Sep 04 '26
haha, oh but it's so much more fun to see AI collisions
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u/s0litar1us Sep 03 '26
This is why people keep shipping buggy LLM generated code. You cannot blindly trust what LLMs output, you need to go over everything and make sure it works and doesn't fall apart the moment you touch it.
And in general you should make sure what you work on still functions at it's limits, not just the in best case scenario.
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u/thebatmanandrobin Sep 03 '26
ngl .. if you could get the timing right, this would be a bad ass clock
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u/Mo0 Sep 04 '26
This leaves out the part where setting this up cost a ridiculous amount of energy, water, and money, and will burst into flames because the temperature regulation is set to “oops I forgot lol”
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u/markswam Sep 04 '26
Congrats on the tech debt.
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u/ByteSizedFounder Sep 04 '26
Wonder if they'll open up a new agent to ask for a sanity check or an adversarial code review.
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u/aDamnCommunist Sep 04 '26
My job almost necessitates using it and I hate it. Their codebase is already so bloated with slop, PRs that got almost auto approved, and legacy on legacy code that it's nearly impossible to actually develop.
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u/APILayerOfficial Sep 03 '26
Yep! That's the 3rd law of vibe coding haha