The intentional disregard for software quality in your comment is honestly disturbing. If your quality threshold is so low that you can tolerate crashes on inv

The intentional disregard for software quality in your comment is honestly disturbing. If your quality threshold is so low that you can tolerate crashes on invalid input, you will certainly cut corners when building software for others. I wouldn't want to use a piece of software you wrote, let alone have you on my team. > I don't care very much if my coworkers use an LLM to write code or not, since all the code gets reviewed by someone else Ah, yes, let's kick the can down the road. > if the proposer of the change doesn't even bother to check it themselves then they pay the social cost for it ... The side effects of shoddy code are not redeemed by "paying a social cost". They negatively impact your users, and thus the bottom line of your company.