Yep. I think the industry discounted the need for domain-specific and code-specific knowledge, the value of having developer stick around. And of having develo

Yep. I think the industry discounted the need for domain-specific and code-specific knowledge, the value of having developer stick around. And of having developers spend time on "theory building" and sharing. You can't just replace your whole coding team and think you can proceed at the same development pace. Even if the code is relatively good and the new developers relatively skilled. Especially if you lack "architecture model" level docs. But yeah LLM's push it to like an absurd level. What if all your coders were autistic savant toddlers who get changed out for a new team of toddlers every month.