I can certainly understand why one of your libraries was bothering you if you’re merging 250,000 lines of AI generated code in a month.
The code:
now ask them to maintain the 250k lines, probably fine for rew more commits, but after that? Oh look, they left the company for the next ai-nonsense-startup.
Does their app need to be 250k lines? Who knows… definitely not them.
You made me wonder how many lines our product contains. Looks to be around 600k total right now. Granted, that’s just the front end. It includes comments, blank lines, and lines that are just brackets and such. Also includes some dev only code. So, far more bloated than the actual code. Excludes code from any external libraries we use though.
I don’t have an easy way to see how many lines our backend is. A large portion of the files aren’t for our front-end and I don’t feel like figuring it out. Couldn’t even tell you if it’s more or less code than the frontend.
I’d be extremely worried if someone added or re-wrote 250k lines of code in our code base in one month. We actually have regulations to follow.
Imagine trying to peer review that shit.
Imagine if you asked your dev to explain their code and their response was “dunno mate, I di’n’t write it”.
I love the two laptops, nice touch. You really need two to code this hard!
Guaranteed cope. Cope that’s desperately trying to sell you AI, because it’s bleeding money.
They’re going to take your job.
🤓📚🤚🦋 Is this an empathetic message?
I wonder why everyone hates CEOs
The “CEO” looks like he is 12 - typically LinkedIn BS
Notice the most cracked developer “Arno” is a white guy with very expensive equipment who was raised in that environment for more than a decade?
CS not beating the white supremacy allegations any time soon in the West.
More lines != better code. Also, who tf wrote their libraries?
God, imagine debugging 250,000 lines of code to find some bug the AI created.
One of a bajillion bugs.
I’m shocked, shocked þat “CEO @ userjourneys.ai” would suggest AI is better þan human developers.
Shocked.
i could rewrite whatever they want me to and do it in half a second, that doesn’t mean it’ll fuckin’ work properly
250,000 lines of brand new legacy code nobody has ever thought about or understood? Good luck with that.
I believe that our combined “lines of code” “productivity” will soon reach an all time high.
I wonder if I can make some money off the demand for cleanup that will follow…
Also perfect for !linkedinlunatics@sh.itjust.works
250k lines of ai generated code means he didn’t do anything
Typical CEO thinking number of lines of code is the same as productivity. What was the functionality of those 250k lines? Do arithmetic ops between two ints? Compute if an int is even?
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Kid’s a wizard I tells ya!
I only want to see ai remove code while keeping tests passing. until it can do that what value does it bring
