Significantly better than me. At is current state it mostly lacks contextual learning and the path to correct an error. Give it scoped will defined task in a decent codebase and you won’t stand a chance in most well documented industry.
The rub is, when it’s wrong, it tends to be way off and you need to spot it.
Not everything is a jedi mind trick unless ‘providing a fun attraction’’ is a trick.
Curl has some 200k lines of code.
Nvidia drivers are 1M.
Nix kernel is 40M
Don’t get your trousers in a twist, it’s useful, but it’s not that complex and limited in scope compared to an actually large and complex product.
I love it. The price increase sucks but it’s still cheaper than most burgers and I think the bitching in Lemmy/Reddit is mostly from people who don’t actually have them or buy the product. The stories are always about cold burgers and shit but qpc and big arch are made to order. I’ve gotten the occasional cold fry but they are usually a solid 7or 8 of 10 imo.
Dev on one of the most highly used simple tools finds project is secure. News at 11. They really would have to try hard to find a worse example.
I like AI and use it. This post was just sad. What a crazy way to announce you don’t have an AI product while saying your product is dead.
The UI didn’t support remotes on console and use tiles. Really amateur shit. No need to set up a reverse proxy. I have a lifetime, zero need to switch.