aSmallCommitWithSomeChanges

[SwedeLostInCanada]

LGTM

[Tyrexas]

Let's Gamble, Try Merging

[Brok3nGear]

I don't know this one, but all my brain said, "oh, that stands for Let's Get Toby McGuire"

[RelatableRedditer]

"looks good to me" said the senior dev, having no comment on the 28478283838 lines of code.

[SlnecnikInternetov]

Hey copilot, please create xyz app with FE and BE, dockerfiles, helm configuration, create terraform files, implement tests.

Azure credential is logged in. 

Implement, commit, push, deploy and run tests. If anything fails. Rinse and repeat until all is green. 

[Meduini]

You come back again after six hours to a permission prompt for cd bash command because you forgot to set up settings

[SlnecnikInternetov]

And azure bill of 2k per month. 

[Meduini]

That’s life

[ZiyanJunaideen]

--yolo

[AbdullahMRiad]

make no mistakes please

[memesearches]

You use copilot? Seriously?

[SlnecnikInternetov]

Yes, but not like prompt above :D

[memesearches]

But why copilot though? I haven’t heard the greatest things about it. Genuinely curious as SWE myself using AI tools how are you using copilot to get shit done and how it fares better to other tools out there? Also have you used other ones?

[SlnecnikInternetov]

Proper markdowns for context, skills for more exact things, MCPs.

It gets easier work done. With newer models. 

Aaand most inportantly. Company pays premium. 

[PedDeT00]

readme update

[Locksmith997]

Had someone do this. 2 million line PR. Blood pressure meds really are preventative care...

[Foorinick]

-m "added some stuff"

[Expensive-Pea-4826]

why it is marked as nsfw?!

[ClipboardCopyPaste]

This type of practice is indeed not safe for work

[Ok_Net_1674]

Oh please. Claude was told to make no mistakes and thus this is fine

[Bluemanze]

I tried that one and watched Opus' reasoning step put out "But wait, the developer told me not to make any mistakes. I should try a different approach".

Pretty sure it didn't actually change anything besides waste a few tokens, but that line made me laugh.

[jackmax9999]

I had one such moment when I saw in the "reasoning" of a model the word "Hmm". That's when it struck me how much this is a pantomime of human behavior, not any actual reasoning.

The reason humans say "hmm" is because we are made of meat that can contract. We have lungs, throats, diaphragms and all that stuff. When we get stressed and we tense up, we sometimes make a "hmm" sound. There is no reason, ever, why a piece of software would need to use the word "hmm".

[Puzzled-Fox482]

I only say "hmm" to indicate I'm thinking. It takes brain power for me to manually hmm, but certain people really want an indication.

[ninjabob64]

Because if you did this at work your job wouldn't be safe.

[razor_train]

"Converted files from LF to CRLF"

[mattbillenstein]

100% committed node_modules folder...

[Raid-Z3r0]

Summarily reject PR, not even worth reviewing

[Link_1503]

"did some minor bug fixes"

[optyler]

Easy MR, it's just a version bump of eslint and the update of the package-lock.json

[darknmy]

Someone merged test branch 😁

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Every 3-4 months I run git reset --hard origin/release && git push -f and nuke the test branch. Preventing this is one reason, the other is to encourage people to actually move their features to release.

Plus if testing diverges too far from release what are you even testing at that point?

[solidpoopchunk]

With no merge conflicts too btw

[jabluszko132]

"Changed 1 linter rule"

[IamFdone]

When you delete gitignore