It do be pasting random commands from stackoverflow

If your product manager is capable of destroying your production data by accident with shitty ai code then you have fundamental infrastructure issues that made such data loss inevitable.

I'm sure this is the moment that will give pause and encourage caution with LLMs going forward. Yes. This time people will learn.

From TFA:

"I have failed you completely and catastrophically," Gemini CLI output stated. "My review of the commands confirms my gross incompetence."

Fucking lmao this is the same level of idiocy as curling random shell scripts and piping them straight into bash

I would never admit this happened to me

I'm sure the number is higher than 2

Vive coder doesn't even know git push? I think I don't believe it.

Wait, does this mean the Replit case was actually real!? I was sure it was just a skit or rage bait. I didnt think anybody could be that stupid...

I'm convinced the AI models ran across the "best place to test is in production" joke in training and thought it was a valid process.

I mean, it is a valid process. You will get far faster results that way than on a test server.

Watching slopvangelical LLM thumpers slip up will never not be entertaining.

AI has some use but it always needs human oversight and the final decision must also be made by a human professional. If you use AI to speed up tasks and you know whether the output of the AI is valid or not, and you have the final decision, then you can safely use it. But if you let AI decide on and execute important tasks basically autonomously, then you have a recipe for disaster. Fully autonomous and mistake-free AI is a naive pipe dream which I don't see on the horizon at all.

Sucks to be stupid enough to use AI instead of professionals. Especially when they actually trust AI more than any human programmer. Because human programmers code gets checked and verified before it moves to production.

A good craftsman never blames their tools

EDIT: I misquoted

A bad workman blames their tools