Shouldn't be down voted for saying this. There are active repo's this is happening in.
"BuT ThE LlM iS pRoBaBlY iNtRoDuCiNg MoRe BuGs ThAn It FiXeS"
This is an absurd take.
"BuT ThE LlM iS pRoBaBlY iNtRoDuCiNg MoRe BuGs ThAn It FiXeS"
This is an absurd take.
Very, very rarely is a bug a mistake. As in, something unintentional that you just fix and boom, done.
No no. Most bugs are intentional, and the bug part is some unintended side effects that is a necessary, but unforseen, consequence of the main effect. So, you can't just "fix" the bug without changing behavior, changing your API, changing garauntees, whatever.
And that's how you get the 1 month 1-liner. Writing the one line is easy. But you have to spend a month debating if you should do it, and what will happen if you do.
I use it all day. I consider it a near-miracle. Yet I correct it multiple times daily.
I stated the LLMs are actively being used in repo's today, to chew through backlog items, and your response is to wonder if I've ever used Claude.
To me it's surprising that someone like you, who appears to have a reading comprehension deficiency, is able to use Claude.