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this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2023
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What is this trash? It reads like an AI hallucination.
I understand your concerns about the article’s quality. I found that it presents some interesting perspectives on software development, although some points might not be clearly articulated. It’s always valuable to critically assess any content we come across, especially in the rapidly evolving field of software development. Do you have specific aspects of the article you disagree with or find lacking in clarity? I’d be interested in hearing more about your perspective.
The only perspective was a wishlist of responsibilities for a software developer.
It seems delusional to pretend one developer “should” do the job of a whole team.
That last comment is what ChatGPT told me to say.
lol, you got me
I knew it!! It's a very typical unemotional style. I think GPT learned a lot from corporate communication xD
Ha, busted! Yes, that was ChatGPT’s advice. But hey, let’s not give all the credit to our AI overlords just yet. They might be stealing our jobs, but at least they can’t steal our snark… for now. Besides, everyone knows real human communication involves at least three sarcastic remarks and a poorly timed joke. Speaking of which, have you heard the one about the software developer who walked into a bar? They left because they couldn’t find any ‘bugs’ to fix.