Re:GitHub Copilot Generated Insecure Code in 40% of Circumst...
by 908B64B197 on Friday September 03, 2021 @02:22PM
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> I feel like Copilot is the wrong direction to optimize development. This is mostly going to help people with already poor understanding of what they are doing create even more crap.
I can't wait until we start seeing Copilot Natives devs, who had it enabled from the moment they first opened VSCode at their "become an engineer in 3 months" bootcamp.
> To management (especially with wrong incentives) this seems like a perfect worker, because management usually doesn't understand the connection between lack of engagement and planning at design/development time with their later problems (or they don't feel it is them that is going to pay the price).
That's something I really want my competitors to do. Honestly it makes finding stocks to short much easier (or poaching talent...)
I can't wait until we start seeing Copilot Natives devs, who had it enabled from the moment they first opened VSCode at their "become an engineer in 3 months" bootcamp.
> To management (especially with wrong incentives) this seems like a perfect worker, because management usually doesn't understand the connection between lack of engagement and planning at design/development time with their later problems (or they don't feel it is them that is going to pay the price).
That's something I really want my competitors to do. Honestly it makes finding stocks to short much easier (or poaching talent...)