Similar-looking effects are not the "same" effect.
"Change always triggers backlash" does not imply "all backlash is unwarranted."
> What will matter is the message or idea you're communicating. Just like today, it doesn't matter if the code is yours, only the product you're shipping and problem it's solving.
But like the article explains about why it's rude: the less thought you put into it, the less chance the message is well communicated. The less thought you put into the code you ship, the less chance it will solve the problem reliably and consistently.
You aren't replying to "don't use LLM tools" you're replying to "don't just trust and forward their slop blindly."
"Change always triggers backlash" does not imply "all backlash is unwarranted."
> What will matter is the message or idea you're communicating. Just like today, it doesn't matter if the code is yours, only the product you're shipping and problem it's solving.
But like the article explains about why it's rude: the less thought you put into it, the less chance the message is well communicated. The less thought you put into the code you ship, the less chance it will solve the problem reliably and consistently.
You aren't replying to "don't use LLM tools" you're replying to "don't just trust and forward their slop blindly."