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by sjajzh 7mo ago
Yeah, I agree with you. I’d say they’re not high performers anymore. Best answer I’ve got is find a place where quality matters. If you’re at a body shop it’s not gonna be fun. I do think some of this is just a hype wave and businesses will
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by sjajzh 7mo ago
I’m not a bot. > No, I was not aware. Nothing comes close to the scale of 'coherent looking' code generation of today's tech. Are you talking about “I’m overwhelmed by code review” or “we can now produce code at a scale no
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by sjajzh 7mo ago
I think this gets to the heart of it. We’re gonna see a new class of devs & software emerge that only use AI and don’t read the code. The devs that understand code will still exist too, but there is certainly an appetite for going faste
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by sjajzh 7mo ago
If we could do this it would have been done already. Outsourced devs would be ubiquitous.
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by sjajzh 7mo ago
Leaky abstractions are a thing. You can just encapsulate your way out of everything.
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by sjajzh 7mo ago
You know we’ve had the ability to generate large amounts of code for a long time, right? You could have been drowning in reviews in 2018. Cheap devs are not new. There’s a reason this trend never caught on for any decent company.
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by sjajzh 7mo ago
Ideally, you’re working with teammates you trust. The best teams I’ve worked on reviews were a formality. Most of the time a quick scan and a LGTM. We worked together prior to the review as needed on areas we knew would need input from othe