> But would you depend your livelihood on it? Would you get business funding and base the future of your team on it?
Yes. I stopped looking at the code about 9 months ago. It's easier/better/quicker to learn how to get the LLM to audit the code.
Investors don't care if the code is LLM-generated, they're mostly assuming that now anyway. The VC's I've talked to recently are screening pitches using an LLM, they're embracing this tech.
If I recruited a new dev to the team now, I would expect them to be able to run multiple agentic coding instances simultaneously. I would not expect them to be hand-crafting code any more.
Yes. I stopped looking at the code about 9 months ago. It's easier/better/quicker to learn how to get the LLM to audit the code.
Investors don't care if the code is LLM-generated, they're mostly assuming that now anyway. The VC's I've talked to recently are screening pitches using an LLM, they're embracing this tech.
If I recruited a new dev to the team now, I would expect them to be able to run multiple agentic coding instances simultaneously. I would not expect them to be hand-crafting code any more.