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It's interesting how people insist on writing tests after the implementation to lock down the implementation, and then complain that writing tests locks down the implementation, making it hard to change.

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Developers are using LLMs to generate code - but do they understand what is being generated? Mark Seemann talks on DotNetRocks at dotnetrocks.com/details/1960 about the potential problems of AI in software development!

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