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A lot of people I work with are reporting that reading Claude-made PR descriptions is burning them out of doing PR reviews because it is incredibly tiresome to
by whstl 2mo ago
A lot of people I work with are reporting that reading Claude-made PR descriptions is burning them out of doing PR reviews because it is incredibly tiresome to read.
My company recently forbid AI-only text if it’s meant meant to be consumed by humans.
I dodged the drama but I agree so much.
- jonners00 2mo agoEnterprise software CEO here. I'm so pissed off that I didn't think of this rule, but so, so happy to be adopting it org-wide on Monday. Fed up with what used to be short memos now being mini-whitepapers, with maddeningly low information density.
- matwood 2mo agoI had people on teams who wrote like pre-LLMs.
- whstl 2mo agoMad amounts of respect for that. The decision was not out of just complaints: we already had someone fired during the probation period because they were unable to write stuff without AI and were just shoving slop at developers. Not a technical person using AI for PR descriptions, mind you, a product manager unable to write tickets without asking whatever software to do so. It's amazing how crazy humanity devolved into pure slop.
- herbturbo 2mo agoThe AI code _reviewer_ is a whole new level of exhausting. Submit your PR and 1m later it has 8 comments.
- leptons 2mo agoMy company stopped reading PRs (100% LLM) and we're just supposed to click Approve, and then someone else clicks the Merge button. They are absolutely reckless and I'm looking for a new job.