GusgusLF
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Software developer at klarna. React & co. Tweets (Fr/En) about politics and tech. Usually. French living in Stockholm. He/him.
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L'Ifop a additionné les 15% des sondé·es ayant répondu positivement et les 31% ayant répondu « on peut l'adapter aux règles du pays » (manifestant ainsi plutôt une volonté de respecter les lois de la république). Cela donne un 46% artificiel, choquant, et que quasiment personne n'est allé vérifier.
November 20, 2025 at 5:39 PM
L'Ifop a additionné les 15% des sondé·es ayant répondu positivement et les 31% ayant répondu « on peut l'adapter aux règles du pays » (manifestant ainsi plutôt une volonté de respecter les lois de la république). Cela donne un 46% artificiel, choquant, et que quasiment personne n'est allé vérifier.
And LLMs definitely make those mistakes easy. And since reviewing tests is even worse than reviewing code, these mistakes will likely slip through.
And we also know that people are not careful when writing tests than when writing “runtime code”, so it’s a double edged sword.
And we also know that people are not careful when writing tests than when writing “runtime code”, so it’s a double edged sword.
November 14, 2025 at 11:13 AM
And LLMs definitely make those mistakes easy. And since reviewing tests is even worse than reviewing code, these mistakes will likely slip through.
And we also know that people are not careful when writing tests than when writing “runtime code”, so it’s a double edged sword.
And we also know that people are not careful when writing tests than when writing “runtime code”, so it’s a double edged sword.
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