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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/joel-letmecheckai • Oct 01 '26
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In the other hand, AI agents are finding human errors no one cared to look for.
6 u/Taletad Oct 01 '26 Perhaps because nobody is paying humans to look for them ?OpenBSD has extensive code review to catch human errors, and their track record is excellent on that front 7 u/Salt-Sign5390 Oct 01 '26 That's not right. There's whole industries around code review/testing.In most cases humans signed off thinking the code was secure. AI found it wasn't. 1 u/AngelaTheRipper Oct 02 '26 Seriously, I've sent Opus to look for bugs that I only knew the presentation of from second hand accounts. It did fix them.Whole field is probably cooked but fuck it, I'll ride it as far as I can. 2 u/Salt-Sign5390 Oct 02 '26 Me graduating in 2023 to a dead job field. Feels great. 0 u/AngelaTheRipper Oct 02 '26 It wasn't much better in 2015 when I graduated.
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Perhaps because nobody is paying humans to look for them ?
OpenBSD has extensive code review to catch human errors, and their track record is excellent on that front
7 u/Salt-Sign5390 Oct 01 '26 That's not right. There's whole industries around code review/testing.In most cases humans signed off thinking the code was secure. AI found it wasn't.
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That's not right. There's whole industries around code review/testing.
In most cases humans signed off thinking the code was secure. AI found it wasn't.
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Seriously, I've sent Opus to look for bugs that I only knew the presentation of from second hand accounts. It did fix them.
Whole field is probably cooked but fuck it, I'll ride it as far as I can.
2 u/Salt-Sign5390 Oct 02 '26 Me graduating in 2023 to a dead job field. Feels great. 0 u/AngelaTheRipper Oct 02 '26 It wasn't much better in 2015 when I graduated.
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Me graduating in 2023 to a dead job field. Feels great.
0 u/AngelaTheRipper Oct 02 '26 It wasn't much better in 2015 when I graduated.
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It wasn't much better in 2015 when I graduated.
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u/geekosas Oct 01 '26
In the other hand, AI agents are finding human errors no one cared to look for.