It just never made any sense to me. If we're talking real production code bases, not a one off hobby script, working with these systems just didn't get me anyth

It just never made any sense to me. If we're talking real production code bases, not a one off hobby script, working with these systems just didn't get me anything. If you're in a codebase of tens or hundreds of thousands of LOC, these systems don't work well, which leaves only two options, you enter some never-ending chat in which you have to have conversations with these systems and they act like a dimwitted intern, or you just give up on being a serious software engineer and pray and commit things you don't understand. If I have to understand everything anyway I might as well just write it myself instead of talking to a bot that yaps without end, if i went with option two I should be fired because I'd be unqualified for my job. You're just backloading your problems basically.