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by rgmerk 1353 days ago
Bull.

At best, you'll reduce the time spent writing code at the cost of greatly increasing the time spent writing tests to give you sufficient confidence that your autogenerated code actually does what it is supposed to.

And if it doesn't, good luck fixing it.

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Better and better code gen might mean you can review and give the ok on ai created PRs. If something goes wrong you can either intervene manually or turn to the AI again for a fix