Oh okay.

Hotdog in a wine bottle.

The crazy thing is that well-rested development is better development.

Many is the time I stayed up past midnight working on a task, come into work the next day, and threw it all away because I realized there was a better solution.

Managers don’t understand this.

Does it involve AI?

Neither is Hamilton on the $5 bill.

I’d appreciate your input.

I’ve caught “professionals” pasting code from from forums and StackOverflow. Of course people are just blindly using LLMs the same way. Incredibly naive to think people aren’t already and won’t do so more in the future.

Ad hominem.

Of course that’s what they’re doing. That’s the whole point. Generate a bunch of plausible-looking BS and move on.

Writing one UT (actually writing, not pressing tab) gives you ideas for other tests.

And unit tests are not some boring chore. When doing TDD, they help inform and guide the design. If the LLM is doing that thinking for you, too, you’re just flying blind. “Yeah, that looks about right.”

Can’t wait for this shit to show up in medical devices.

Someone told me the best use of AI was writing unit tests and I died on the inside.

Only if you don’t have a fax.

Ah yes, the French noses.

Tanks for the mammories.

I didn’t say they were very good web devs.

I worked at a company that made IoT stuff (which is an increasingly archaic term). The web team was pitching using a third party tool called ThingSpace to view and manage the things. The web dev said ThingSpace could do all these amazing things automatically. The manager said “can we change the color of the background?” The web dev said “…. no.”