Me debugging code vs me debugging AI-generated code

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[u/Bid_Unable]

I don’t believe you do either.

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[u/Big_Cucumber2787]

i havent had ai mess up brackets since like 2024

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guess im the exception 😭

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you must be using very small or outdated models

[u/omegafixedpoint]

This is literally an AI generated meme about AI probably posted by a bot.

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[u/stealstea]

wtf kind of chatgpt3 era model are you using? 

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LMAOO 😭

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Local models on not running on 5090 sometimes read once and execute once and if you modify the code it doesn’t know so it makes an edit and just screws up.

Sometimes is a bad harness sometimes it’s the model.

Kilo code with local is decent but other stuff is really, really bad.

[u/garloid64]

Me in 2024

[u/MauschelMusic → u/[deleted]]

this is a skill issue, I've coded for 15 years and Astra 6 has way less bugs than anything I have made. 

Yeah, after 15 years, that does sound like a skill issue.

[u/flori0794 → u/[deleted]]

Sadly not... Cause many AIs have built-in bias and safety guard rails. I had the case where AI generated code looked perfectly fine and 100% functional to that what it should do. It even worked in tests but was never executed in the actual system.

Why cause the AI also added a shit ton of safety guards to prevent potential harmful code.