Post #1482395

Well, once again I've lost track of a blog post that I *really* want to refer back to. I found it on fedi and it was by a software developer talking about how if you say that AI coding doesn't work well for the kind of software you write, the AI coding companies will say that you just don't know how to prompt it well. But that this elevates the Silicon Valley "move fast and break things" approach over more cautious approaches, especially in industries where it's *very* important that software is reliable. Does anyone happen to recall this post and have a link?