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It’s infecting expectations I’ve noticed as well. The thing LLM coding tools expose very plainly if someone wasn’t already aware is that management would rather
by no_wizard 1y ago
It’s infecting expectations I’ve noticed as well. The thing LLM coding tools expose very plainly if someone wasn’t already aware is that management would rather ship with bugs or missing features - no matter how many - as long as the “happy path” works.
The vibe coders can deliver on happy path results pretty fast but I already have seen within 2 months it starts to fall apart quick and has to be extensively refactored which ends up ultimately taking more time than if it was done with quality in mind in the first place
And supposedly the free market makes companies “efficient and logical”
- bckr 1y agoWe’ve only had these tools for, less than 2 years? I think those “fall apart in 2 months” kinds of projects will still keep happening, but some of us had that experience and are refining our use of the tools. So I think in the future we will see a broader spread of “percent generated code” and degrees of success