

It’s really good for prototypes, unit tests, cicd pipelines and most orms
It’s really good for prototypes, unit tests, cicd pipelines and most orms
Not like they aren’t mining data from most of the world…
Ah, yes, because of course, every single little thing needs AI
At least in C#, you can define variables with keyword names like this:
var @struct = “abc”
I think in Kotlin you can do the same, and even include spaces with backticks like val abstract class
= “abc”
I’m not sure if other languages allow that, regardless it should be rarely used.
In python self is just a convention, you can call it whatever you want :)
Another common issue is thinking “parentheses go first” and then beginning by solving the operation beside them (mostly multiplication). The point being that what’s inside the parentheses goes first, not what’s beside them.
And it will go even lower as people start relying mpre on AI…
Just be carerul when refactoring variable names in doc comments, I’ve seen some weird stuff happen there
Bogosort with extra steps
Using AI just to be lazy is by far the worst use case. It should be a tool made for speeding up repetitive work, and its output (if important) should always be reviewed by humans.