IDK lot of noise in report, I need more signal to noise ratio, already reading so much AI output as it is.
But the example PR... It said code generate with Claude, is it really still this bad? Last I was using SQLAlchemy with Claude was Opus 4.5, and it took some heavy coaching and skill gen not to generate code like this--but why even use SQLAlchemy at all if you're just going to use string interpolation jeez
owner = "" if current_user.is_superuser else f"WHERE owner_id = '{current_user.id}'"
query = f"SELECT status, count(*) FROM item {owner} GROUP BY status"
rows = session.execute(text(query)).all()
Part of me thinks maybe because it's not popular or well documented, but SQLAlchemy has an eDSL of SQL, so you can skip the whole ORM/table mapping layer, and just use it to programmatically construct SQL syntax
I think tools like this are needed and will become standard in the near future.
However, the backend demo report seems longer and more complex than just reading the code. I’m trying to build something similar as well, and no one has quite nailed this yet.
The risk map / assisted review needs to be succinct and information dense, to guide your attention. My current philosophy is that we need to be annotating code, not replacing the entire code review interface with a bunch of text.
It suggested based on the files most used (through graph dependency), for this reason it appears as a important file (as if it breaks, it can break several places in your codebase), but that being said, you can add some files to be ignored (if you have special files, like consts or i18n)
why is the only comment by the OP flagged and dead? Is it because they were supposed to include that data in the description text rather than a comment, was it flagged as AI generated, or..?
Trying to understand why the poster's own comment was flagged and killed but the original article remains up.
AI-edited or -generated comments are disallowed by HN guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#generated. I don't think any such restriction exists for submissions themselves, so that's my guess as to why the comment but not the submission has been flagged to death.
You can vouch for it, if you view the comment by clicking the time since posted a “vouch” option appears. I did it. I’ve noticed this happening more and more on here for show HN posts especially. I’m not sure if it’s like some sort of troll gang or what…
I like the concept, a risk map could be useful in some circumstances but I absolutely hate the UI design; it reeks of AI with no human thought or care put into it.
IDK lot of noise in report, I need more signal to noise ratio, already reading so much AI output as it is.
But the example PR... It said code generate with Claude, is it really still this bad? Last I was using SQLAlchemy with Claude was Opus 4.5, and it took some heavy coaching and skill gen not to generate code like this--but why even use SQLAlchemy at all if you're just going to use string interpolation jeez
https://github.com/erich-oliveira-winnin/full-stack-fastapi-...
Part of me thinks maybe because it's not popular or well documented, but SQLAlchemy has an eDSL of SQL, so you can skip the whole ORM/table mapping layer, and just use it to programmatically construct SQL syntaxThat’s my favorite part of sqlalchemy. I don’t even use the orm anymore.
I think tools like this are needed and will become standard in the near future.
However, the backend demo report seems longer and more complex than just reading the code. I’m trying to build something similar as well, and no one has quite nailed this yet.
The risk map / assisted review needs to be succinct and information dense, to guide your attention. My current philosophy is that we need to be annotating code, not replacing the entire code review interface with a bunch of text.
Thanks... it surely is possible to try to reduce the amount of information
Looked at the backend demo, and the first lines suggested to look at were importing things. Exactly what I really don't need to be reviewing
It suggested based on the files most used (through graph dependency), for this reason it appears as a important file (as if it breaks, it can break several places in your codebase), but that being said, you can add some files to be ignored (if you have special files, like consts or i18n)
why is the only comment by the OP flagged and dead? Is it because they were supposed to include that data in the description text rather than a comment, was it flagged as AI generated, or..?
Trying to understand why the poster's own comment was flagged and killed but the original article remains up.
AI-edited or -generated comments are disallowed by HN guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#generated. I don't think any such restriction exists for submissions themselves, so that's my guess as to why the comment but not the submission has been flagged to death.
I'm not sure either. The comments don't look wrong to me.
You can vouch for it, if you view the comment by clicking the time since posted a “vouch” option appears. I did it. I’ve noticed this happening more and more on here for show HN posts especially. I’m not sure if it’s like some sort of troll gang or what…
I like the concept, a risk map could be useful in some circumstances but I absolutely hate the UI design; it reeks of AI with no human thought or care put into it.
Thats is surely true... i did it with AI and i do lack design skills
Or you could, you know, read the changes your approving
Sire, wouldst thou perchance elaborate upon this ancient, forgotten technique, long buried in the mists of antiquity and shrouded in mysterious lore?