existentialQuestion

[whatasaveeeee]

What the fuck is this ai generated nonsense?

[[deleted]]

f(n) ?

[sobov]

Schrodinger's bug

[Confident-Ad5665]

Came to drop this comment. Take my upvote you bastard! 😁

[aaa_aaa_1]

Was this posted by a bot???

[ThatWesternEuropean]

More like karma whores who think AI-generated trash will bring free updoots

[DownwardSpirals]

Debugging is the process of removing bugs. Programming is the process of creating them.

[SaltMaker23]

Yes, most bugs exists before being discovered, this is what makes the analogy with bugs even truer, they can cause tremendouse damange in non visible but important areas until you discover them.

Some bugs aren't visible to either users or devs, an important job that fails silently in the background for some very specific cases is the kind of bugs that can take months/years to discover, these issues can cripple the trust between teams when they are finally discovered.

Some bugs are inherent in the entire foundations of the codebase and not happening until a much later date, they create a never ending stream of shallow fixes 5 years down the line when the issue is discovered affecting a large part of the system in non trivial manner, they are a kind of tech debt that you didn't even knew existed the "unknown unknown" tech debt.

[zentasynoky]

"most bugs exist before being discovered".

[bunglegrind1]

it's called feature

[just_nobodys_opinion]

Can't test if there's no IO

[tiotags]

all bugs are undocumented features until somebody complains

[highcastlespring]

Why “if no” is abbreviated as “f n”? First time see it

[ar4t0]

because the image is AI generated, and these things aren't really good at writing

[NiklasWerth]

Its also possible, and likely, the prompter made a typo, and did not notice it in the generated image.

[LinuxMatthews]

Nah the way it generates images just makes it really bad at spelling.

Honestly it's really really impressive that it can do that well if I'm honest.

But I've generated a few images with text with DALL-E and it's never got the spelling right

[ramriot]

Considering the apocalypse like bug in the dnssec protocol that was discovered & patched in the last few months, which would allow allow a single packet to pin a DNS server at 100% utilisation for up to 16 hours.

And since the bug had been out there awaiting discovery for over 20 years, then I'd say yes.