Full title: Microsoft’s distinguished engineer says “typing code is absolutely over,” and Windows 11 is already being built that way. Nadella previously said 20-30% code at MSFT is AI-coded, and Windows security updates now include AI-assisted fixes to fight AI-enabled threats.

  • Toga77@lemmy.world
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    7 hours ago

    Being a “distinguished” engineer has nothing to do with being susceptible to the LLM yes man machine.

    These chat bots are spreading psychosis on a scale so massive the damage is gonna take years to undo.

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      4 hours ago

      It’s funny you think it’s going to be undone. We are not going back to a time where humans type code for any serious commercial product. As they said in the article:

      Fowler isn’t saying developers will stop reading code, or that software engineering is done. His point is that manually typing code line by line, in an editor, is becoming the least interesting part of the job.

      But there will be a point where very little code is written line by line by humans. Though I suppose most of it was already copy pasted anyway.

      • wholookshere@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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        36 minutes ago

        Adding on to the other persons reply,

        The actual code has always been the least interesting part to me at least. That doest mean I’m going to replace it all by AI.

        That’s a huge jump there too.

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        1 hour ago

        When did I even say that? How did you even extrapolate that from what I said?

        You jumped to a conclusion so wildly I have no idea how you even got there.

      • grrgyle@slrpnk.net
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        38 minutes ago

        Though I suppose most of it was already copy pasted anyway.

        Wtf kind of code are they taking about? Like first year “pomodoro tracker” projects? These days the only thing I really copy paste are Linux commands, and even then