[spaniard89277]

Guys just go and ride it.

It's their money. They decided to do this. They think you guys are stupid.

Suck. Them. Dry.

Or say goodbay, which is what I did on my previous role when the BS started to get obvious.

Now I do LLM-assisted coding on my own terms. I decide what to do, review output and push back agains overengineered BS.

But I'm a lucky one, as far as I can see.

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NO-ONE is going to be able to understand the the amount of slop created by unchecked LLMs.

The path we're going forward is very clear, given how rapidly top-tier software has been degrading when they decided to pressure devs into this stupidity.

[2ndorderthought]

I couldn't do it. It made me feel crazy. Looking back though, now I don't have a job and that stinks. Oh well at least I don't get nightmares about debugging the next production issue on call.

[tardedmeme]

Can't you just tell Claude to fix it and if Claude can't fix it, it must be impossible to fix so oh well?

[pavel_lishin]

It's a pretty valid option, to be fair - but the downside is stagnating technically, and also emotionally. If you're that checked out at work, it's going to be hard to turn yourself back on again at another job.

[franktankbank]

You will lose every time. The bar is being lowered to the ground so far that any human can do better, guess where thats cheap as fuck?

Tech in America can't implode soon enough.

[Ancalagon]

totally agree. let them eat their own cake.