Re:AI Was Supposed to Help Juniors Shine. Why Does It Mostly...
by DarkNova6 on Sunday September 21, 2025 @07:59AM
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I don't see this a problem of seniority but one of mindset. I've met enough "senior devs" that will push just about anything and curious juniors that are much more selective about their working process.
Re:AI Was Supposed to Help Juniors Shine. Why Does It Mostly...
by glouwbug on Sunday September 21, 2025 @09:55AM
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In the age of high interest rates everyone is pushing quantity over quality
Re:AI Was Supposed to Help Juniors Shine. Why Does It Mostly...
by DarkNova6 on Sunday September 21, 2025 @11:00AM
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I fail to see the causality.
Re:AI Was Supposed to Help Juniors Shine. Why Does It Mostly...
by glouwbug on Sunday September 21, 2025 @11:18AM
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High interest rates bring layoffs. Layoffs require performance, or at least perceived performance
Re:AI Was Supposed to Help Juniors Shine. Why Does It Mostly...
by skydhash on Sunday September 21, 2025 @10:26AM
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I believe senior here means experienced, not older.
Re:AI Was Supposed to Help Juniors Shine. Why Does It Mostly...
by WalterSear on Sunday September 21, 2025 @12:37PM
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IMHO, not really, if you know what you want.
There will always be small things to fix, but if there needs to be a second draft, I would hazard that the PR was too big all along: a problem whether an AI is involved or not.
AI is great at a first draft of anything, code, images, text, but the real skill is turning that first draft into something good.