Christian Osgood fed his buggy application to an AI system, which identified inefficiencies, rebuilt the entire codebase overnight, and returned a fully optimized version with all tests passing and crashes fixed by morning.
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Hi, Eric, the system. Absolutely. Did I build this optimally? Optimally? Was there a better way to run this? I actually ran an app recently where in that app I was like, I'd finished the whole thing. I'm like, this is actually pretty cool. Like, is there a better way to run this? And it's like, wait a second, this code is really inefficient. You should add this and this. And it literally, it tried to patch it. It kept crashing itself. And then it said, hey, I'm going to run my, leave your computer on. I'm going to recreate this entire thing. In an optimal way over the next couple hours. And when I woke up in the morning, it had already not just built, but it had tested everything that I'd previously tested, found the errors, restarted, and it's like, hey, this is your optimal amount of code for the most efficient version of the app that delivers everything that you wanted. And I've already tested every feature to make sure that you didn't have the app crashing the way that it was prior.