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I've worked at many firms as a SRE/DevOps and have seen lots of human written code that fell into at least one or generally of the below patterns: - 30+ commit

I've worked at many firms as a SRE/DevOps and have seen lots of human written code that fell into at least one or generally of the below patterns: - 30+ committers on <5K LOC - software is robust/rock solid but the code is essentially unreadable - changes take a long time b/c there are no tests Whenever folks mention that LLMs write buggy code I think of the above.

HeyLaughingBoy 2mo ago
> software is robust/rock solid but the code is essentially unreadable I come across this fairly frequently. I think it's because the code has simply been tested into submission. So it works for that particular set of use cases, but the instant you try to add a feature, it all falls apart.