This lines up with basic manufacturing principals, run the machines faster so as to give away quality leads to costs spiral in rework and inspection efforts. That or real end user demand eventually drops when quality issues are eventually experienced by customers leading to them to react, complain publically and seek alternatives.
I mean, yeah, you can push things through the pipe faster, but if we want to continue to live in a sane world where _someone_ is responsible for what happens, then you arn't going to find that with AI coding bots.
This lines up with basic manufacturing principals, run the machines faster so as to give away quality leads to costs spiral in rework and inspection efforts. That or real end user demand eventually drops when quality issues are eventually experienced by customers leading to them to react, complain publically and seek alternatives.
easy...rehire dismissed coders and make them reviewers... everyones a winner
I mean, yeah, you can push things through the pipe faster, but if we want to continue to live in a sane world where _someone_ is responsible for what happens, then you arn't going to find that with AI coding bots.
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