Wait, who are you referring to?
ripcord
They should be.
I mean, clearly not the SAME people.
Maybe, it's just really rare for me to be looking at a "blank page'. 95% is an incremental improvement on top of something existing. So "boilerplate" would come into my workflow pretty rarely.
Maybe some frequently-changing data science or data mining tasks?
I'm very curious what these development workflows are where writing "boilerplate" code is so common, especially that AI-generated is good enough. It's very rare for me to need this, and Ileven then I generally have spent more time cleaning up wjatbit built than the time it saved me.
and let AI do their job for that day.
What? How does that work?
You seem very upset about this.
An adult choosing to slightly censor a word has you in meltdown mode. Gosh.
No, they also dont give a shit.
Adults are also allowed to choose not to. It's cool.
Is it? Most of those numbers come from web browser share sites, and Steam Deck is barely used for web browsing.
So now the government had him killed...?