Martin Hähnel
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RE: https://chaos.social/@jacqueline/117515188689544110

Not bad points at all (also that other post before this one by the same person in the thread), but I can tell you from experience that not every job accommodates such a working style. If you are working in weaker teams or companies that don't care for quality then discussions like this weren't happening even before LLMs. Not caring how the cold looks, works, fits together, etc. didn't start with LLMs. At all.

Quoting @jacqueline@chaos.social

does anyone remember when it was generally agreed that a large amount of boilerplate in a project was a sign of bad design, and that you should seek to improve things through abstraction or refactoring rather than simply automating and codegen-ing your way through?

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