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Request changes on the PR with the exact same reasoning you would use with any other developer who works like that?
by stouset 3y ago
Request changes on the PR with the exact same reasoning you would use with any other developer who works like that?
- halfmatthalfcat 3y ago> absolutely dedicated Hard to reason with developers like this, especially if they're more senior than you.
- convolvatron 3y agoit really doesn't matter how many years they have been working, or how old they are, or how long they have been at the organization. we should all agree that someone who offloads the error correction of llms to their teammates isn't someone that's really 'senior'
- stouset 3y agoThen don’t approve their PR since it’s unreviewable in its current form.
- bluefirebrand 3y agoOffloading all of the actual code reasoning onto your team because you cannot be bothered to write the code yourself and are trusting an LLM should get you fired on the spot. I cannot imagine a worse teammate or a worse developer.
- lpapez 3y agoI had one such coworker until recently, and he was actually fired because nobody on the team felt he was pulling his own weight. He produced massive amounts of code which did not fit the style of the codebase at all, and when questioned point-blank if it was LLM-generated he denied it (even thought it was undeniable). I'm all for using tools to boost your productivity, but IMO when you offload generated junk to be reviewed by your team it's a sign of disrespect.
- rvnx 3y agoAsk the PR to be reviewed by an LLM. Enjoy your new life with lot of free time.
- johnny22 3y agountil you get tasked with fixing the buggy code