[andrewl-hn]

A lot of it depends on what kind of company / industry you work in. For example, in Rust space there's big divide between LLM-heavy users and light/no-LLM users. Main rust repositories: the language, standard library, formatter, linter, LSP - all forbid LLM-generated code, and lots of third-party libraries, especially low-level and security related, follow suit. However, application code written in Rust is often LLM generated. So, if you work with Rust and you contribute to core Rust projects you have to write a large portion of the code yourself.

But when I talk to my friends who work with TypeScript it seems like they all moved to LLM-generated coding full-time.

[steveklabnik]

Last I saw, the LLM policy for the Rust project was under discussion, and it did not ban all LLM related code.