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You’re right. What I like doing in those cases is to review very closely the tests and the assertions. Frequently it’s even faster than looking at the SUT itsel
by notimetorelax 9mo ago
You’re right. What I like doing in those cases is to review very closely the tests and the assertions. Frequently it’s even faster than looking at the SUT itself.
- ruszki 9mo agoI heard this “review very closely” thing many times, and rarely means review very closely. Maybe 5% of developers really do this ever, and I probably overestimate it. When people send here AI generated code, it’s quite obvious that they don’t review code properly. There are videos when people recorded how we should use LLMs, and they clearly don’t do this.
- christophilus 9mo agoYeah. This is me. I try, but I always miss something. The sheer volume and occasional stupidity makes it difficult. Spot checking only gets you so far. Often, the code is excellent except in one or two truly awful spots where it does something crazy.