> I don't understand what problem AI is supposed to solve in software development.
replyWhen Russians invaded Germany during WWII, some of them (who had never seen a toilet) thought that toilets were advanced potato washing machines, and were rightfully pissed when their potatoes were flushed away and didn't come back.
Sounds like you're feeling a similar frustration with your problem.
I don't really see where that comparison is relevant.
replyWhy is AI supposed to be good?
Russians invading Ukraine had some, let's say interesting, reactions to modernities like toilets and washing machines
replyWhich begs the question: how many of those Russians stealing the appliances also took a potato washer or two?
replyApologies for the obligatory question, but what did you try to do, and with which AI did you try to do it with?
replyWell following advice from folk on here earlier, I thought I'd start small and try to get it to write some code in Go that would listen on a network socket, wait for a packet with a bunch of messages (in a known format) come in, and split those messages out from the packet.
replyI ended up having to type hundreds of lines of description to get thousands of lines of code that doesn't actually work, when the one I wrote myself is about two dozen lines of code and works perfectly.
It just seems such a slow and inefficient way to work.
Hate to pull the skill issue card here, but that is a trivial problem that can be one shotted with almost any model with
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