Jörn Franke

@jwildeboer Another story: A colleague had an issue to integrate a device into home assistant. He did not know c++ or how to extend home assistant. He managed to create something that worked. I asked him if we plans to open source is and he said no as he has no time to maintain it etc.
That means with LLMs a lot of things are reinvented in the most costly way and still less users would benefit from it (not everyone will fire up a LLM, but simply not integrate the device).

@jwildeboer One problemaic thing is that development teams on larger teams do not work as a team anymore. Everyone uses their AI that does random changes over all of the code base - no one is responsible anymore and owners of specific components get too many changes to review by others that did not even bother to review them. It does not work very well when your code base requires working as a team or multiple.
Bonus: LLMs only like their own changes - different LLMs change each others code.