The majority sit quietly and dare to hope. Since you aren't guilty, then how can they arrest you? It's a mistake! They are already dragging you along by the collar, and you still keep on exclaiming to yourself: "It's a mistake! They'll set things straight and let me out!"

GM

So yes, from ~$100, to touching ~$150, then back down to ~$100, then back up,

just like the last 2 times,

was a pretty reasonable guess

(1) as a form of job security — big tech devs intentionally select HORRIBLY verbose languages, and use them in intentionally horribly verbose ways. This also helps to serve as a type of measurable fake work, enabling middle managers to have a lot to show, from the low-iq big-tech DEI or visa-slave retards they’ve hired beneath them

(2) this turns out to be exactly where AI excels — instantly generating massive amounts of low-iq boilerplate bs code

(3) suddenly industry flooded with mostly AI-generated code

Entirely predictable

Eventually AI will get better at generating more than just low-IQ boilerplate garbage too, but for now, that’s where it really excels

Only true for projects that have the luxury of not having to interface with outside code or APIs at all. Not particularly common in startups.

bro over here fulfilling the feminine stereotype of adopting the beliefs of whoever you sleep with