The obfuscation is a little too obvious. The people need something which defends their job security but still passes code review.
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#32Am I the only one that found the more explicitly named definition way easier to read? Sure the definition name was too large, but the inner variables were great.
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#33What (presumably!) was built as a joke will actually help me a lot. For my side-project (devscreen.io) we have to make lots of realistic coding tests and pull requests with bugs in them for candidates to work on as part of a technical interview. It's actually more time consuming than you'd think to intentionally insert bugs into code in a way that isn't super obvious, so thank you!
I think use cases like this are the right ones for generated code from language models. I'm pretty sure the vast majority of training data is more buggy than not and literally writing the code is only half of what it takes. The other half is comprehension of the problem it solves which is usually missing from documentation at the level of mere snippets.
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#34Awesome. Evil ideas for improvements. Random typos in class name, function names, comments, such as: inheritance -> enheritance class -> clas cannot -> cannont Pick related words: person -> user, account, customer Random swapping plural/singular users -> user Append "Class" to classnames. example: User -> UsersClass Insert rant comments about, politics, religion, profanity.
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#37Add irrelevant comments has real world use for some students who are required to comment all of their code when submitting their work.