Re:A ChatGPT mistake cost us $10k
by withinboredom on Monday June 10, 2024 @10:27AM
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I generally follow this process:
1. Get it working: write the code for the desired behavior, not worrying about making it beautiful, testable, whatever.
2. Get it working well: manually testing and finding edge cases, refactoring to get it testable and writing tests to solidify behavior.
3. Get it working fast: optimizing it to be as fast as I need it to be (can sometimes skip this step). No tests should change here, but only new tests.
1. Get it working: write the code for the desired behavior, not worrying about making it beautiful, testable, whatever.
2. Get it working well: manually testing and finding edge cases, refactoring to get it testable and writing tests to solidify behavior.
3. Get it working fast: optimizing it to be as fast as I need it to be (can sometimes skip this step). No tests should change here, but only new tests.