pass a certain LOC number, the utility become negative (unless they were pure tests).

apothegm 7 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Even the utility of too many tests is negative. More upkeep and harder to change the code.

And with LLMs also more context and token usage and cost.

	▲	Aperocky 7 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The biggest differentiating factor today is engineers and/or decision maker willing to say no to a certain feature or implementation. It's too easy to add bloat and complexity that can never go away, and with the tooling we now have a significant portion of engineers are now active risk to the projects they are working on.

I disagree because I use it in a pretty huge codebase and it definitely saves time.