I'm feeling the same, personal projects have never felt better, but work has slowly felt more miserable. Code reviews come back with a ream of issues that I ju

I'm feeling the same, personal projects have never felt better, but work has slowly felt more miserable. Code reviews come back with a ream of issues that I just want to scream "I don't give a fuck". Pre-LLM no-one would have cared that if another class was configured differently ( it isn't ) and called the new class in a different way ( it doesn't ), that you'd in some race-condition occasionally leak a resource, but only on shutdown when the program is about to terminate anyway. That's the kind of issue that claude loves to find and write up in a code review with the exact same verbiage and write up style as if it had just found a naive SQL injection from string concatenation. Prior to LLMs I doubt anyone would even have spotted the first issue, let alone bothered to write it up. But instead it's another round of review, another round of trying to decipher the LLM's comments to discover whether it's a meaningful problem or a nothingburger. And it's all so tiring.