The Normalization of Inexplicable Failures
is going to be more and more the accepted endpoint of investigations. This is sad because LLM-accelerated development can indeed help us solve some of these issues. There are plenty of automated QA workflows that aren't…
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is going to be more and more the accepted endpoint of investigations. This is sad because LLM-accelerated development can indeed help us solve some of these issues. There are plenty of automated QA workflows that aren't written because of lack of engineering time. The very eval that would get you most of the way to replacing (or even justifying the use of) Jev can be a few prompts away.
The tragedy of software engineering today is that we are actively engineering systems where neither the user nor the builder seems to have any interest in checking whether or not there's a body behind the door.
We just shrug and conclude: stupid thing sucks.
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