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Judging by what I've seen recently, 100% LLM code is often buggy and not that great. I'd say code quality truly matters in all domains

• criley2 7mo ago
  What a utopia, where code quality matters in all domains! In my opinion nearly the opposite is true: modern business solves for the "minimum viable quality". What is the absolute lowest quality the software can be and not tank the business.
  • lelanthran 7mo ago
    > What a utopia, where code quality matters in all domains! It does. The degree may not, though. "We have a threshold of at least 5 hours total uptime every 24 hours" is still a quality bar, even if it is different to "We have a threshold of 99.99% uptime per year".
  • voidUpdate 7mo ago
    Maybe you're different, but I prefer to write code that at least attempts to be performant, tidy and readable, as well as working at least 90% of the time. Maybe I don't achieve perfection, but I try to care about the quality of what I write
  • ajam1507 7mo ago
    If you could prove what "minimum viable quality" actually was this would be true. We have standards and procedures exactly because it is unknowable. One engineers idea of "good enough" might bankrupt the business.