I Tried to Recreate a 2008 .NET Developer With AI. I Broke My Own Experiment 4 Times.
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I wanted to know whether AI can understand legacy code. Not compile it. Understand it. The problem: real legacy systems don't come with an answer key. So I decided to build one — starting in 2008. It is 2008. My name is Yamada. I'm 32. Eighth year at Sample Precision Co., Ltd. IT systems, General A…
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I Tried to Recreate a 2008 .NET Developer With AI. I Broke My Own Experiment 4 Times.
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