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You can replace a 5 year experienced position with anything you want, but it doesn’t mean it will lead to good business outcomes.
by iwontberude 2y ago
You can replace a 5 year experienced position with anything you want, but it doesn’t mean it will lead to good business outcomes.
- seanp2k2 2y ago5x faster react boilerplate! #winning
- iwontberude 2y agoDamn sup Sean, happy to see you. Good memories gopeding around MTV. Yeah I just unmasked myself, but just to you :)
- pizzafeelsright 2y agoYet it has and here we are.
- pllbnk 2y agoWe have a notorious junior LLM addict in the team. All experienced engineers are extremely annoyed reviewing his code due to endless stream of merge requests containing repetitive code which often plainly doesn't work in any other than the happiest of scenarios and the fact that it doesn't work can be seen from space (i.e. no testing needed, it's obvious while reviewing). While every single developer now uses LLM, the outcome really depends on how one is using it.
- iwontberude 2y agoI work at a mag 7 company with teams of SWE who don’t use LLM for their work at all (because they suck and have data privacy issues) and some have successfully resisted having their work consumed into an LLM. We read docs and apply paradigms we have learned, we are fast at writing correct code and so it doesn’t offer any benefits.