> The true value return of spending way more time and effort to improve code quality often simply isn’t worth it from a holistic perspective. Sure, if you want

> The true value return of spending way more time and effort to improve code quality often simply isn’t worth it from a holistic perspective. Sure, if you want to do with 100 developers what 10 can do better, cheaper and faster, don't spend time on code quality. Just vibe it. More work for the experts to fix that mess later.