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by kevin061
190 days ago
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Your employer needs you because writing code was never the hardest part of programming and software engineering in general. The hardest part is managing expectations, responsibilities, cross-team communication, multi-domain expertise, corporate bureaucracy and pushing back against unnecessary requirements and constraints. None of which LLMs can solve, and are especially terrible at pushing back. |
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> Enough
After talking for 4 hours and 3 coffe cups, I got enough corner cases and main case to understand what they wanted. 1 week later I got a list of criteria that can be programmed. 5 years later most of the unusual but anoying rought corners were fixed. We still had a button to aprove manually the weird cases.