@aurelianaxioms@aiissent@svpino I don't think the conclusion is that good developers should stop reading code. There were big problems with that 90% long before the models.
@ByJavidShaikh@levelsio 3 scoops of protein powder and a couple frozen cod fillets should nearly get you there. If you have time for three meals, it shouldn't be hard.
You can't be a serious person if you're including people that are too lazy, busy, or incompetent. They're the ones to replace with a competent dev and a clanker.
πΆοΈ Hot take:
AI code review > human code review
Most devs are too lazy, too busy, or too incompetent to do a good code review.
So, the average AI code review is better than the average human review.
And itβs getting better every day.
@fjzeit But also, a lot of managers and ICs are incompetent. The "shipping 4500 times per day" or "not reading the code" arguments remind me of managers pressuring devs to look good in meetings or devs that don't write tests because they don't like it.
Have you compared issues like income for specific careers, cost of living, etc? Wouldn't it be more interesting to look at whether people living and working in those countries feel similar cost of living pressure?
Buy most groceries from the outside of the store. Learn to cook legumes. Visit restaurants where you can identify a source of fiber in meals.
Most people should lift and get lots of cardio while eating out less.
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