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I don't find either of these charts dispositive by themselves. The cost of healthcare, education, housing, transportation, and insurance have easily outpaced any growth in wages. Another facet of this debate is that cheaper goods aren't necessarily of equal or better quality.

> Of course they do.

That level of certainty is not justified.

GH shouldn't have promoted LLM usage the way they have if they didn't have the infrastructure to support it. Regardless of how you feel about the code quality (which you have zero evidence of), if GH has made commitments to supporting broad LLM usage, they need to back that up with the proper hardware and without whatever fragile SDLC processes they have.

I agree. I don't understand some of the black and white thinking in the comments.

Did you stop to consider that perhaps other people learn differently than you, and find examples as a way to soften the friction that context switching causes in a job?

I don't understand the resistance to examples being a part of documentation (and not a bonus).