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A smug pig in a lab coat, clipboard in hand, slop on his chin, at a trough labelled main

Seven questions · No login · Nothing stored · Schnitzel presiding

But is it slop though?

You built a thing. Somebody has implied, possibly you, at 1am, that it might be slop. There is only one way to settle this and it takes about forty seconds.

1 Did you write any of the code yourself?Every line of it.Most of it.Some of it. The hard parts.I wrote the prompt.

2 Did you read it?All of it.The parts that broke.The first file, then I skimmed.I read the summary the model wrote about the code.

3 Do you know the language it's written in?I write it daily.Well enough to read it.I could pick it out of a lineup.It has a language?

4 It broke. What happened next?I opened a debugger.I pasted the error back in.I pasted the error back in four times.I started a new chat and asked for the whole thing again.

5 Where did the dependencies come from?I chose every one.Mostly me.I found out at install time.There's a lock file. That's the model's department.

6 Idea to first push?Weeks.A few days.One evening.The idea and the commit have the same timestamp.

7 Has anyone else run it?It's in production.A few people.One friend, briefly.It works on the machine where it was born.

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