Engineering management after the cost of code collapsed
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Engineering management after the cost of code collapsed
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Re: Engineering management after the cost of code collapsed
#2Can a llm predict the price of a change to a codebase in tokens and predict the origin of the price, aka cam it see good and bad architecture?
Re: Engineering management after the cost of code collapsed
#3Software development has always evolved. Sometimes slowly, sometimes quicker.
LLMs have brought a different unlock, and for everything we're seeing become easier, it allows people learn to use the tools to take on solving problems that couldn't be approached before.
Re: Engineering management after the cost of code collapsed
#4Can a llm predict the price of a change to a codebase in tokens and predict the origin of the price, aka cam it see good and bad architecture?
Ask it to do so, would love to know your results.
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#6The worse problem is blog posts after the cost of writing collapsed.
Not everything has to be written as though it’s a middle manager’s idea of what makes for a good TED talk.
Re: Engineering management after the cost of code collapsed
#7Can a llm predict the price of a change to a codebase in tokens and predict the origin of the price, aka cam it see good and bad architecture?
Some code bases better than others but the top models can.
Re: Engineering management after the cost of code collapsed
#8The worse problem is blog posts after the cost of writing collapsed. Not everything has to be written as though it’s a middle manager’s idea of what makes for a good TED talk.
I read this entire article and didn’t sniff AI, plus it had some good insights…?
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#9The cost of code actually increased; code debt is being accumulated faster than we can clean it up.
Re: Engineering management after the cost of code collapsed
#10The worse problem is blog posts after the cost of writing collapsed. Not everything has to be written as though it’s a middle manager’s idea of what makes for a good TED talk.
I read this entire article and didn’t sniff AI, plus it had some good insights…?
Feels like a human-authored outline that was run through AI to make it into an article.