@KevinNaughtonJr: i left big tech before using AI to code was widely adopted processes at these companies were already slower than molass…

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作者在AI编码工具大规模普及前离开了大厂,好奇这些公司如今是否已适应AI编程,或在验证变更、构建、部署和发布环节上瓶颈是否更加严重。

i left big tech before using AI to code was widely adopted processes at these companies were already slower than molasses so i'm curious to know how they've adapted or if validating changes, building, deploying, and rolling out changes are an even bigger bottleneck now
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i left big tech before using AI to code was widely adopted

processes at these companies were already slower than molasses so i’m curious to know how they’ve adapted or if validating changes, building, deploying, and rolling out changes are an even bigger bottleneck now

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