Post #1919654
2026-02-05 16:29 UTC
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@faithisleaping@anarres.family 2026-02-05 16:56
@drakulix@social.dreampi.es Yeah, most usages of AI in coding that I've seen are when someone is trying to use the LLM to write code they themselves are incapable of writing on their own. They think think it's some sort of intelligence multiplier. But then you end up with a pile of code (LLMs often write way too much code) that no one understands and they're unwilling to deal with code review because that would require them to understand the code (which they don't). Then they fall back on "Well, it's here if you want it." But of course the implication is hat you should want it because they contributed it. Except I don't. Like, maybe if you stumbled on the solution to a bug I might be more interested in that bug than I was yesterday when I'd forgotten it existed. But if you're looking for me to help you debug and clean up LLM code you don't understand, no thanks. I've got better things to do with my time. And then they get offended that you're not appreciative of their contribution. Yeah, it's a hell hole.