Comment by hypfer
4 hours ago
While this can work, especially for disposable code, doing this for non-disposable code is going to set you up for a very very _very_ rough awakening, the moment the models fail or your access to them fails.
Make sure to regularly validate that what you think you understand is still what you actually understand. One can only safely offload so much.
I mean, thanks, but the PR was 60 lines of code and I've been doing this for over a decade, so I know how to critically evaluate the output.
I don't want to do this, for what it's worth. But my company has gone all in, I'm pretty sure our C suite has psychosis, and if I don't use it I'm seen as lesser.
I'm not planning to do this much longer. If I can't find a real SW engineering gig again soon I'm switching careers (to what - idk yet). Capable models or not, I don't want to be a manager, I want to solve problems, and they took the best part of my job from me.
I spent the time it was churning practicing drawing.