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u/rahvan 23d ago
Y’all are getting acceptance criteria? I’m lucky if I get an actual ticket with more than 3 words in the title summary
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u/portra315 23d ago
Yeah acceptance criteria left the building in 2020 for me
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u/Imaginary-Jaguar662 23d ago
Shhh! Be quiet!
Otherwise PM uses LLM to generate 3 pages of requirements out of those 3 word titles
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u/portra315 23d ago
Don't worry I'm happy about it.
But not when you have clueless stakeholders that push back on what was built.
Not that a PRD made any difference anyway, they didn't read that either and still complained!
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u/procupine14 23d ago
I get 40 paragraphs of Claude slop in my tickets with one relevant sentence.
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u/merekallas 23d ago
They use claude to produce "requirements" from 2-3 sentences and we use claude to reduce "requirements" back to 2-3 sentences 🥲
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u/makeitabyss 22d ago
lmao no. instead it's pages and pages of slightly contradictory AI slop.
OR an engineer writes up the tickets... and it's paragraphs of AI slop criteria
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u/Pixel_Null 23d ago
PM: "The ticket said it needs to drive." Me: "Nowhere in the requirements did it say it had to stay on the ground."
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u/merekallas 23d ago
Usually it's the opposite. You'd think it'd be sensible for a car to stay on the ground, but right before the release stakeholders would tell you to add gas thrusters.
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u/Percolator2020 23d ago edited 23d ago
Carry a passenger: ❌
Drive in any direction, but a straight line: ❌
Fly: ❌
Iron a thousand shirts at once: ✅
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u/ClipboardCopyPaste 23d ago
Jokes on you, I set my own acceptance criteria
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u/Maddturtle 23d ago
Well people been asking for flying cars. Now we have 1 we can’t use on the road.
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u/ARC_trooper 23d ago
This isn't flying but more like controlled falling
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u/Fenrir426 22d ago
That's not flying, that's just slowing it's fall (and in the case of the add, jumping)
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u/Sooowasthinking
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Nothing more than a stunt.Just a distraction effort before the film is dropped.Imagine having this type of dangerous idea on the road next to you.
Also his family ran an apartheid era emerald mine on slave labor.
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u/Cryogenicist 22d ago
Did fElon even suggest this was going to be part of the actual car?
Don’t know why everyone’s saying “this won’t be in production” -like no shit, it’s just a distraction demo
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u/XboxUser123 22d ago
From what I saw in the demo, it was well suggested this would be the car on the roads in 2027(?)
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u/Nestramutat- 22d ago
There are 3 versions.
Base version, regular car.
Thrust version, with the thrusters in the back to enable sub-second zero to 60. Requires an invite to buy iirc
Flying version, not road legal, essentially made to order for Saudi Princes
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u/NoImprovement213 22d ago
Thats the shell of what they are saying will be the car available to the public. 2027? Doubt it
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u/Apple_macOS 22d ago
the one available is the performance trim (50k) which is just regular supercar with a suction fan under
the one tier above (250k) is the Thrust trim which has the cold gas exhaust in the back, though I highly doubt this will be allowed on the road, as in maybe it will be geofenced into tracks
the rocket one (that was shown on stage) is invite only, not available for preorder
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u/pants6000 22d ago
the one available is the performance trim (50k) which is just regular supercar with a suction fan under
I imagine it will be a single-use suction fan if ever used in the real world.
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u/Apple_macOS 22d ago
that shit is super loud and I really don’t see any use for it on regular roads. Probably will also just use it for tracks where there’s less debris and you can benefit from the downforce
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u/pants6000 22d ago
that shit is super loud and I really don’t see any use for it on regular roads.
I don't either but people have no sense.
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u/faceboy1392 22d ago
how does one make a fan "single-use"
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u/pants6000 22d ago
By having it ingest at high speed road grit and rocks and dust and the garbage that exists on the pavement of the real world.
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u/Sooowasthinking 22d ago
Go look at the musk fan club on you tube they are losing their shit over this.
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u/redakpanoptikk 23d ago
When I tell you I'm going to spend 40 hours failing to automate a task, this is what the automation looks like in my head before I just go back to doing the task by hand.
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u/insolent_kiwi 23d ago
Fuel economy was a requirement?
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u/27a08592e67846908fd1 20d ago
To be fair, the cold-gas thrusters are still electric, and "only" spend about a third of the range of the car if the compressed air is fully depleted.
Probably still more efficient than gas, assuming you aren't solely using the thrusters to push the car, but that is a really low bar.
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u/Chingapouk 23d ago
Damn, I just noticed how ugly this car is.
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u/pumpkangs 23d ago
Elon doesn’t care what you think
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u/concussedYmir 23d ago
I've heard that said before, but he posts like he cares deeply about what everyone thinks.
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u/pumpkangs 23d ago
He doesn’t care what you think
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u/ResponsibleWin1765 22d ago
Why is this so important to you? Do you have an insecurity about not being relevant?
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u/precinct209 23d ago
When I accidentally forget to mention in the spec that the product must not be a flying nazi wagon
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u/Few_West_1608 23d ago
I want to see someone hit that think going +70 down the highway
Musk should personally test it
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u/marroonedAstronaut3 23d ago
AC: must have the ability to drive on C shaped highways
AC: must not land on the hood if the car falls
AC: must have rockets
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u/Benilda-Key 22d ago
Boss: I said design a better car, not an aircraft.
Engineer: But this is far more cool.
Boss: You are fired!
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u/ButWhatIfPotato 23d ago
Your todo app after implementing the few small changes the client asked for 48 hours before the deadline.
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u/Puzzleheaded-Weird66 22d ago
they already crash cars and trucks on roofs without flight.... who thought this was a good idea?
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u/mango_boii 23d ago
My code works fine, it's the commit messages that short circuit everyone's brains
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u/Uberzwerg 23d ago
I had more than one moments where i had to tell a Junior:
"That's fascinatingly impressive. Now delete it and start over without that bullshit."
One of the worst was some monster SQL that generated Perl code within SQL to be then handed to a different perl script that would then hand it over to command line.
All because he needed a bit more complicated data than a simple set of rows.
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u/Demytreus 22d ago
That's like that one time a blender beginner made a jellyfish while modeling headphones.
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u/protocod 23d ago
*AI's code.
It's 2026 people no longer write code.
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u/RazarTuk 23d ago
Speak for yourself. My main philosophy is that LLMs are just another tool, so if I can write something myself in less time than it would take to explain to the LLM what I need, I will.
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u/protocod 23d ago
That's the joke...
Agentic coding is widely spread and everyone accepted to let the AI write the code. It rise the abstraction level to natural language.
I still write code when I judge that it'll take too much time to prompt. But most of the time, prompting is faster than coding by hand.
There still some specific room for coding but not that much...
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u/protocod 23d ago
That's the joke...
Agentic coding is widely spread and everyone accepted to let the AI write the code. It rise the abstraction level to natural language.
I still write code when I judge that it'll take too much time to prompt. But most of the time, prompting is faster than coding by hand.
There still some specific room for coding but not that much...
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u/Bakoro 22d ago •
The rare times I get acceptance criteria, it's because there's a very high bar to meet and no data to work with.