06.10.2026, 23:08
The combination of DeepSeek 1.4 and OpenCode is really good if you’re willing to give it access to the project folder. Then it can compile test code on your computer. If you can turn the PB help file into an HTML file or something it can read, it would do a lot better.
It can do things you wouldn’t have the time or patience to do. I wanted 256-bit floating point for FB, I got it. If I mess with C, I want dynamic arrays for all number types. I used DeepSeek to build a dynamic array for one number type. Do the edge test. With one prompt, I had it refactor the code for all C number types along with the test code.
You can have less buggy software because you can tell it to test all procedures with all possible edge cases. You keep an eye on it; you use it to keep an eye on you.
It’s kind of fun to do the easy stuff and have somebody else to do all the boring and tedious code, are extremely complex code that I no longer have the patience to deal with.
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Reverse engineering is almost 100% for some software, with AI and other tools. Folks pulling a character out of one game and putting it in another game.
It can do things you wouldn’t have the time or patience to do. I wanted 256-bit floating point for FB, I got it. If I mess with C, I want dynamic arrays for all number types. I used DeepSeek to build a dynamic array for one number type. Do the edge test. With one prompt, I had it refactor the code for all C number types along with the test code.
You can have less buggy software because you can tell it to test all procedures with all possible edge cases. You keep an eye on it; you use it to keep an eye on you.
It’s kind of fun to do the easy stuff and have somebody else to do all the boring and tedious code, are extremely complex code that I no longer have the patience to deal with.
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Reverse engineering is almost 100% for some software, with AI and other tools. Folks pulling a character out of one game and putting it in another game.