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01 August 2026 14:38

/channel/tensoraibyshirshadipbot

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29 July 2026 12:36

LLM answer had ads in it ☠️

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29 July 2026 10:49

skill issues with writing small coherent text + ESL, presumably

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29 July 2026 10:47

and assist in development != slop out everything with LLM, human judgement is still needed

churning out blocks of nonsensical wordy text is also a marker of slop btw

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29 July 2026 09:59

wouldnt rely on it. but at the same time ill take into consideration what im doing. the more sensitive stuff goes through it the less sloppy execution u can get away with. seeing how everything is enshittified these days and how everything is spyware its nice to make sth that doesnt take or store any users data. tldr u gotta understand the basics of how these exploits work especially if u store any information about users

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29 July 2026 09:00

It tests nothing, you’ve missed like >70% of all cases

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29 July 2026 08:54

Llm slop with no tests

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28 July 2026 15:51

Of course it's

If you're not good enough to evaluate the produced code then you'll use it

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28 July 2026 15:48

claude doesn't know, cause it requires to say "i dont know" and it can't really say that

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28 July 2026 15:46

if scanners like the one from OWASP don't show anything - well, I'd say yes.

With extra reqs like compliance/regulatory stuff, nah. Only way is audit from 3rd party. and even then it's not a panacea

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28 July 2026 15:41

trust and LLM are opposite

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28 July 2026 15:13

To be honest, it depends on the skills

If you're an expert already AI will enhance your workflow

if you're a newcomer there's a high rate the AI will replace you.

Sure you can combine your skill with the AI skills and you'll enhance your performance

If your job is to use AI alone, you'll have bad times

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28 July 2026 13:16

we indeed need to learn python to assess whether the AI generated code found or flawed

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28 July 2026 12:42

yes, with LLMs you'll get loads of slop and with 0 knowledge differentiating between good/bad won't be possible

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28 July 2026 12:14

Do we still need to learn python now that AI is here?

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01 August 2026 14:37

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29 July 2026 10:49

⚠️ ‎Martin warned ‎Kamal [1463361873].
1/3: ‎[Python] ~ Text that was produced using generative AI must be clearly marked as such. LLMs are great at generating text that sounds good, not text that is necessarily correct.
This warning expires on 2027-01-25

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29 July 2026 10:48

why are you using AI to give this answer?

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29 July 2026 10:46

ok senior slop user+enjoyer

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29 July 2026 09:21

Where's the integration test

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29 July 2026 09:00

Did you actually check the repo? The tests/ folder is right there on the root directory running pytest for crypto, schema validation, and storage drivers.
Give pytest a run and let me know if you find any edge cases!

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29 July 2026 08:04

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28 July 2026 15:49

change the prompt and add a hint or alike pointing at a tricky space - data validation, edge cases processing, and I'm pretty sure it will say "not prod ready"

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28 July 2026 15:47

I'm pretty sure Claude "knows" better than I do whether it's hardened at all. Would you deploy an app BECAUSE Claude says it's ready, or would you hire somebody to look at it? This would probably be better asked in poll form.

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28 July 2026 15:45

define "secure enough"

You can't defend against all possible attacks in their entirety

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28 July 2026 15:39

As somebody with no skill (I can read and understand Python code, but can write very little, and I know nothing at all about how hackers exploit bad code), Would you trust Claude to know whether your python web app is secure enough to roll out?

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28 July 2026 13:17

the amount of your knowledge defines the level of output you will get,

you might as ai to make you a simple program that sorts a list and siplays it in a nice gui,


but me, as an expert will ask ai to aid me in creation of natural selection and simulated evolution to perform optimization of mechanical parts via openscad and freecad FEM simulation , forming a effective process to produce naturally evolved to be optimal mechanical parts far beyond any one could make with their silly CAD programs.

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28 July 2026 13:05

no one knows what ur goal is. but obv u gotta understand what the AI is spitting out and work based on that

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28 July 2026 12:22

You never needed to learn it, but if you're going to be held responsible for code you generate with AI, it is likely you will want to

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26 July 2026 23:22

I have no idea what you're trying to say.