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Management: Fuck it, ship it.
The people at the top honestly don’t give a fuck if it barely works as long as it’s an excuse to cut costs. In things like Customer Service, barely working is a bonus, because it makes customers give up before they try to get their issue solved.
You know what? If your management is telling you to use AI generated code to “go faster”, just go ahead and do it. But fork the repo first, in case you’re still around when they get fired and someone sensible says to put it back how it was before.
Git revert --hard no need to copy anything
git push --forceI know I can do
--force-with-lease. I meant what I typed.
I don’t speak elisp, but I speak regexp. Looks like the LLM speaks neither.
that looks like a fork bomb
Just outta curiosity:
Full o1 model
“\\id:\[]]+\\\\[]]+\\\”
Claude 3.5 Haiku:
Never used elisp, no idea of any of this is right lmao
I swear to god,someone must have written an intermediary language between regex and actual programming, or I’m going to eventaully do it before I blow my fucking brains out.
How do you think that would look? Regex isn’t particularly complicated, just a bit to remember. I’m trying to picture how you would represent a regex expression in a higher level language. I think one of its biggest benefits is the ability to shove so much information into a random looking string. I suppose you could write functions like, startswith, endswith, alpha(4), or something like that, but in the end, is that better?
