2/27/2026 at 5:45:31 AM
by misrasaurabh1
2/27/2026 at 7:56:46 AM
I think the problem is the training data. Whilst I don't know, I would guess that the greatest driving factors are "does it work", "how long did it take to write".by beardyw
2/27/2026 at 5:49:43 AM
I have just done a performance audit on some endpoints of a very fast moving team. Man, it is disheartening. A simple GET request to fetch one record has loops in the controller with nested database and external api calls.And this is in a well architected and documented repo, where directness is prioritized over magic, with little to no useless abstractions, on a typed codebase, with development guidelines that address these sorts of specific issues.
Ironically, if you ask it to figure out why this endpoint is slow, it will answer correctly.
by figassis
2/27/2026 at 3:03:50 PM
I have found that you often have to provide some hints to the LLM. Also, providing server logs from production can also greatly assist it in finding performance issues. I have had pretty good success with this, and it has saved me a lot of time. Just be extremely scrutinizing about the solutions that it proposes, because those are frequently suboptimal.by freedomben
2/27/2026 at 6:21:56 AM
[dead]by shablulman