Sure, 90% of the time. Maybe even 99%. But I wouldn’t trust a person who randomly spouts nonsense 1% of the time, or who gets trapped in loops of repetitive cloying bullshit with anything I care about, and I sure as hell am not going to trust the shitty slop machine. You do you though. Even the name is just pathetic, but you do you. Enjoy feeling like you’re special because you have an ‘agent’ that can do things for you.
But seriously, there are more uses to AI than just asking it to compile software. If you’re a noob, you can ask it to ELI5 and go hard on following instructions. Plus, AI has stolen all of StackOverflow, so it can absolutely help debug issues along the way.
Oh yeah, just ask the hallucination machine to compile your software from the GitHub repo, what could possibly go wrong?
It’s 2026. AI agents can follow build instructions from a readme.
Sure, 90% of the time. Maybe even 99%. But I wouldn’t trust a person who randomly spouts nonsense 1% of the time, or who gets trapped in loops of repetitive cloying bullshit with anything I care about, and I sure as hell am not going to trust the shitty slop machine. You do you though. Even the name is just pathetic, but you do you. Enjoy feeling like you’re special because you have an ‘agent’ that can do things for you.
It’s not special. If anything, it’s the opposite; Almost anyone can have an AI agent.
Not everyone knows how to manually follow build instructions from a readme though, so you can enjoy feeling like you’re special for that, I guess.
I meant that as an insult but whatever.
But seriously, there are more uses to AI than just asking it to compile software. If you’re a noob, you can ask it to ELI5 and go hard on following instructions. Plus, AI has stolen all of StackOverflow, so it can absolutely help debug issues along the way.
No need to ask it to compile it all from scratch.