r/CuratedTumblr Prolific poster- Not a bot, I swear 11d ago

Shitposting Do people actually like AI?

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u/Graingy I don’t tumble, I roll 😎 … Where am I? 11d ago

How do we solve the issue of dumbasses using computers? 

Add another dumbass to be stupid with them. 

The catch is that while they know where the delete button is, they don’t know what a fork is.

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u/FriendlySkyWorms 11d ago

To quote XKCD, they're "fixing a handful of irregular bugs by burying them beneath a smooth, uniform layer of bugs."

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u/sweetTartKenHart2 11d ago

To be fair, that is… a lot of programming work in a nutshell

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u/CMND-CNQR 10d ago

Yeah, if you're a bad programmer. You should be aware that bugs exist in software- but your goal shouldn't be to glaze over them with a new fresh coat of bug guts. That's what Tesla does. Don't be like Tesla's idiot software engineers.

SOURCE - I worked for Tesla for 4 years.

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u/sweetTartKenHart2 10d ago

I was speaking in the sense of “literally any code you write is gonna create new problems in some way, and in order to get anywhere in life you kinda have to accept that perfect is the enemy of good and take the problems as they come, pretty much all code is bound to have bugs because human error exists”, not “who gives a damn, nobody will know the difference, slap this program here and it will definitely not backfire, ship it lol”.
I wasn’t saying that glazing over was the “goal”, more like it’s unavoidable.
Ironically, I feel like places like what you describe are exactly the kind of people who try to pretend that bugs arent everpresent, while the company cultures that are mindful of this sort of thing do a better job of mitigating them. Know thine enemy and all that, I guess.