Post #1785040
2026-04-25 18:29 UTC
@hopeless @tomgag Not if the code is crap. (Aside from the numerous people who will eschew it for ethical reasons or out of the assumption that it is crap.) And one dude trying to QA code that he wrote with prompts, presumably because he doesn't know how to write the code in the first place, seems like a recipe for failure. (Heck, projects that are just one dude who *does* know what he's doing are chancy because they're a single point of failure, which the non-TM team is not.)
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@scopecreeppress@jawns.club 2026-04-25 18:48
@hopeless @tomgag And there's already an older GPL-licensed project (Meshtastic). So this is not just a case of .co.uk/.io competing with each other in a niche space.
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@hopeless@mas.to 2026-04-25 19:31
@scopecreeppress @tomgag If you are looking after the code and forcing the incremental drops to be maintainable iteratively, AI code can be fine even in Apr 2026.