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Except actual studies objectively show efficiency gains, more with junior devs, which make sense. So no, it's not a "deception" but it is often overstated in po
by tensor 2y ago
Except actual studies objectively show efficiency gains, more with junior devs, which make sense. So no, it's not a "deception" but it is often overstated in popular media.
- zeroonetwothree 2y agoStudies have limitations, in particular they test artificial and narrowly-scoped problems that are quite different from real world work.
- rqmedes 2y agoI find the opposite, the more senior the more value they offer as you know how to ask the right questions, how to vary the questions and try different tact’s and also observe errors or mistakes
- tensor 2y agoAnd anecdotes are useless. If you want to show me improved studies justifying your claim great, but no I don't value random anecdotes. There are countless conflicting anecdotes (including my own).