Yep.

Why do you want code?
: To do task.

Why do you want less code?
: Because ca. every 1000 loc has a bug and more code creates more maintenance cost.

Why do you not want the most perfect code?
: Because it's more dev work, cost's more money.

So what do you want in a software developer?
: He should balance the required work (in loc and in time) to do task.

What does LLM do?
: Creates a lot of loc to do task.

What does LLM not do?
: No balance. No quality control. Only loc.

So what do you get with LLM?
: More loc. More bugs.

Do you not want that?
: No, it creates a lot of maintenance cost.
: Plus, fixing someone else's code is harder than writing your own, especially code that on first look seems ok; more burnout in devs.

Edit: seems like lemmy has no definition list support?