Re:Bad ideas that aren't bad anymore
by nazgu1 on Thursday November 12, 2026 @03:17AM
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> That human understands the problem better than anyone else on the team, because they’re the one who’s been working on it.
It used to be like that, now that human copy user story to Claude, and then "review" this thousands LOCs.
> It’s pretty rare (at least on the teams I’ve worked on) for big things like architectural flaws or unintended product impact to be found at this stage.
I found AI like to stick to this big things, regardless how good or bad they are and focus on minor things (at second thought - just like humans)
It used to be like that, now that human copy user story to Claude, and then "review" this thousands LOCs.
> It’s pretty rare (at least on the teams I’ve worked on) for big things like architectural flaws or unintended product impact to be found at this stage.
I found AI like to stick to this big things, regardless how good or bad they are and focus on minor things (at second thought - just like humans)