A thread jokes that LLM bugs are unforgivable—and maybe human-authored after all
RexDouglass · x · 2026-07-26
A short exchange mocks LLM-generated code: one side says the code is "error free" until a bug appears, and then at least the bug was written by a human. The reply extends the joke by treating code like a formal proof, arguing that publishing a GitHub repo comes with an implied warranty that you actually verified it before releasing the slop to the world.
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