Comment by sorcercode

i sense a slight strawman argument here.

you pick a subset of admittedly clear problems with how aigen is being leveraged but blow it up to be the general case for everyone.

you're quick to call into question the motivation of programmers who use aigen.

i assure you when you see people like Mitchell Hashimoto using aigen, you owe it to yourself to at least explore the possibility that there are folks building great software, and product using aigen. I'm not saying you need to be convicted but your comment comes out as being one sided and emotional.

i'm also curios how you square your thoughts around actually building good products. there's plenty of bad apples on all sides (like the craftsmen who tdd apps that land up not being used by anyone).is that true value?

it would be silly and a strawman argument to then assume that to always be the case.