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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2026
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I think that such projects are the best use for such models. If the code is doing something wrong or has errors, the worst scenario is that you are not getting notified when your bins were emptied. That's ... ok?
It's more about the ethical and cognitive effects of relying on AI. To simplify, I don't think there is any good use for "leaning heavily" on it for code generation. The worst case scenario is that the code fucks your system in some way.
I don't know what precautions the author might have made, but to dedicate a paragraph to pointing out how useful AI was to him sounds more like the type of AI hype techbro to just trust the AI to get it right, which makes me trust him less.
Plus, you know, the whole energy consumption and cognitive decline issue.