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soared 4 hours ago

The organizational memory and on-call debugging sections allude to this, but there are significant effects on other parts of the organization. For example, if I work in product support and a customers asks about a products behavior - it becomes much more challenging to find answers if documentation is sparse (or ai written), engineers don’t immediately know the basics of the code they wrote, etc. Even if documentation is great and engineers can discuss their code, the pace of shipping updates can be a huge challenge for other teams to keep up with.

gusmally 3 hours ago | parent [-]

With the free time gained from not manually writing code, documentation should be part of the workflow. I should start doing this.

samrus 3 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Management will demand that free time goes to more features. Thats the problem. Time spent understand the feature (either while writing it or documenting it) is not valued, only time spent making it. So when making and understanding are decoupled, management will demand you spend all your time making, rather than understanding. They'll just tell you to have the llm make the docs

supriyo-biswas 3 hours ago | parent [-]

If that is what management wants I’m more than happy to give it to them.

add-sub-mul-div 3 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-]

With the free time gained from the advent of fast food people "should" have started exercising more, but they didn't. As disciplined as you yourself may be, the typical person is going to use AI to expend minimal effort and go home at 4:55 pm.

forgetfreeman 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

"free time gained" lol in what world is that ever a thing?