Siarhei Hamanovich

AI can write code ridiculously fast now. That part is obvious.
What I m more interested in is what happens when we get too used to that speed.
If I can ask an AI to build something, see an error, paste the error back in, and have it fix the problem in seconds there s a lot less incentive to stop and think about why the system is designed the way it is.
Sometimes I wonder if we re getting better at building software or just getting better at getting software to work.

Have you noticed this too, or am I overthinking it?

First, a huge thank you to the whole community for your support on AINA's launch day. We're grateful to be at the top, with such strong competition around us.

What we love about Product Hunt is that it's really about community and genuine connections. Preparation and launch day both taught us a lot.

Our PO runs an llm over the codebase and the dev environment and it files QA issues straight into jira. they show up in my queue already written up.

i still read every single one by hand.