Hmmmm. Sounds like windows

Sounds like the codebase from the startup I worked. And that was created before AI…

They learn the hard way. If its an app for personal use you don't plan to update its fine. But otherwise you really need to be on top of how its adding things.

Old meme but it checks out https://blossom.primal.net/a09124ba838732f6a9784588e709c5db8fe50cc706dc986b0c7dd89caea5f9be.jpg

Ya have to use common sense lmao

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Spoiler alert: there is no way out of this

Move fast and break things

You just need to tell the computer to think harder.

People genuinely believe this is the 4th industrial revolution

It’s pretty easy to go through a few planning cycles for each feature to minimise this..

Feed it to an agent. Tell it to refactor 😏

we usually call it spaghetti code 🤣 some people would say, don't change it if it is not broken. but oh, it will. it is not an "if" but "when". when it does it is like finding a needle in a haystack 😂 the amount of time finding the bug cost more than restructuring it from the start! yes, docum...

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/34/Jenga.gif

It brings revenue... I guess it is worth rewriting from scratch.