I'm not sure what this is about, but this looks like something my definitely not AI, hell not even a proper IDE, code editor with syntax highlighting could have flagged as well?
They used a shortcut to call the LLM to fix an error. The final "fix" was for the model to add a comment after the error saying "this is the error". It's about at the level of a real developer leaving a comment to themself saying "FIXME [later]", instead of just fixing it.
Yeah, the TS syntax highlighting already saw the problem, as it's underlined. I just tried to have it fix it real quick (it used Gemini Code Assistant's quick fix). Trying it a second time actually fixed it, fwiw.
// hire an actual programmer to fix this.
Thank god it didn't do
@eslint-ignore-error missing-propertyinstead lolMy favorite is when it just removes erroneous code. Problem solved!
// @ts-expect-errorWhat about //TODO ?
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Yeah...good luck, SkyNet. You're not quite there yet
I'm not sure what this is about, butthis looks like something my definitely not AI, hell not even a proper IDE, code editor with syntax highlighting could have flagged as well?Read the images top-to-bottom, left-to-right.
They used a shortcut to call the LLM to fix an error. The final "fix" was for the model to add a comment after the error saying "this is the error". It's about at the level of a real developer leaving a comment to themself saying "FIXME [later]", instead of just fixing it.
Thanks.
Yeah, the TS syntax highlighting already saw the problem, as it's underlined. I just tried to have it fix it real quick (it used Gemini Code Assistant's quick fix). Trying it a second time actually fixed it, fwiw.