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I mean, the reality is a ton of folks in the industry, myself included, are writing glorified CRUD apps in their day jobs. We're building into existing an codebase with established infrastructure and ways of working. What we're building isn't inherently complex or very interesting.

Meanwhile, those codebases often require a ton of boilerplate and drudgery to get anything done.

In these spaces it's very easy to read and comprehend AI generated output and review it fairly quickly. So the time savings from dealing with all that boilerplate and conforming with all that existing infrastructure are potentially substantial.