Enola Knezevic@lzg @autonomousapps @anildash As someone who is occasionally forced to review both text and code slop, sure, LLMs are useful to those who prompt them to get out of doing the work themselves, but they generate way more work than would be necessary in the first place for those who actually do work.
For example: There are unit tests, they pass, the coverage is good, but the tests assert that the business logic is wrong in the exact way in which it is wrong!