alt Hacker NewsSoftware quality sucks because the consequences for getting it wrong are low for the people and organizations making it.
Which is often fine, but sometimes isn't.
Software quality sucks because the consequences for getting it wrong are low for the people and organizations making it.
Which is often fine, but sometimes isn't.
I have come to think that the reason why people are prepared to accept AI slop is because the software industry was so blase about quality. They already had slop, now they get it cheaper.
AI is the fentanyl to JavaScript bootcamp heroin.