pixxelkick comments on Looking for vibe coder with vibe management skills

[–] pixxelkick@lemmy.world 1 point 6 months ago (2 children)

Not really, for humans a lot of this stuff feels like busywork that sorta helps for certain scales of work, but often times managers went WAY too hard on it and you end up with a 2 dev team that spends like 60% of their time in meetings instead of... developing.

But this changes a lot with AI Agents, because these tools that help reign in developers REALLY help reign in agents, it feels... like a surprising good fit

And I think the big reason why is you wanna treat AI Agents as junior devs, capable, fast, but very prone to errors and getting sidetracked

So you put these sorts of steering and guard rails in and it REALLY goes far towards channelling their... enthusiasm in a meaningful direction.

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[–] barubary@infosec.exchange 1 point 6 months ago (1 child)

Do you write your tests in meetings? Do you do code reviews in meetings?

Do you think testing and reviewing code was a waste of time before "AI"?

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[–] pixxelkick@lemmy.world 1 point 6 months ago

What the fuck are you talking about, thats not what the poster said, you've done weird contorting of what they said to arrive at the question you are asking now.

While some tests make sense, I would say about 99% of tests that I see developers write are indeed a waste of time, a shit tonne of devs effectively are writing code that boils down to

Assert.That(2, Is.EqualTo(1+1));

Because they mock the shit out of everything and have reduced their code to meaningless piles of fakes and mocks and arent actually testing what matters.

Do you do code reviews in meetings?

Honestly often.. yes lol

Do you think testing and reviewing code was a waste of time before “AI”?

I would say a lot of it is, tbh, not all of it, but a huge amount of time is wasted on this process by humans for humans.

What the poster was getting at is a lot of these processes that USED to be INEFFICIENT now make MORE sense in the context of agents.... you have vastly taken their point out of context.

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