I think I find it hard to be sympathetic about the user’s blog about getting banned from r/java.
They did something against the rules, intentionally or not, and faced the consequences. Instead of accepting what happened, they went on to completely dismiss hand written code in a few ways and constantly insist AI code is better than hand written code. They also insist AI is an inevitability.
It appears to me that there was no self reflection into understanding why there is harsh criticism about AI/LLM usage. No attempt to understand anything. Just straight to playing the victim and belittling anyone who chooses to write code by hand. I wouldn’t be surprised if this kind of reaction gains a label in the future because this reaction seems to be a trend that happens quite often.
The post also seems to have completely avoided any mention of the environmental devastation caused by using or enabling the usage of AL/LLM’s. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised about that though… Personal convenience, productivity and a sense of self satisfaction is far more important than our silly little spaceship called Earth.
I think I find it hard to be sympathetic about the user’s blog about getting banned from r/java.
They did something against the rules, intentionally or not, and faced the consequences. Instead of accepting what happened, they went on to completely dismiss hand written code in a few ways and constantly insist AI code is better than hand written code. They also insist AI is an inevitability.
It appears to me that there was no self reflection into understanding why there is harsh criticism about AI/LLM usage. No attempt to understand anything. Just straight to playing the victim and belittling anyone who chooses to write code by hand. I wouldn’t be surprised if this kind of reaction gains a label in the future because this reaction seems to be a trend that happens quite often.
The post also seems to have completely avoided any mention of the environmental devastation caused by using or enabling the usage of AL/LLM’s. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised about that though… Personal convenience, productivity and a sense of self satisfaction is far more important than our silly little spaceship called Earth.