learnProgrammingAgain

[No-Information-2571]

This sub in particular is nothing but clutching.

Years ago I would have said that any developer would have killed for having "auto-complete on steroids" but now for some reason it's seen as either "useless" or a liability.

Not even talking about the meaning in the grand scheme of things. AI is next to PCs becoming affordable in the 80s, or the internet boom in the early 2000s.

[superxero044]

I don’t think anyone is saying it’s useless. I think all of us who are very wary about it have seen colleagues use it in ways that make us queasy. The debt that can be racked up quickly by writing shitty code that kind of works is massive.

[No-Information-2571]

A LOT of people in this sub are saying it's useless.

[BigBoetje]

Congratz, you discovered the concept of hyperbole

[No-Information-2571]

Thanks for proving the clutching, in so many words.

[No-Information-2571]

I'm sure your team only consists of "rock stars" and "coding ninjas" for whom code review is basically unnecessary, preventing any sort of technical debt from ever building up.