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Of course the cheat developers don't sit idle, so this is far from over.
If everyone does their own thing, the codebase rapidly turns to mush and is unreadable.
And you need humans to be able to read it the moment the code actually matters and needs to stand up to adversaries. If you work with money or personal information, someone will want to steal that. Or you may have legal requirements you have to meet.
It matters.
Also, why would I ever believe kangaroos exist if I haven't seen any evidence of them? this is a fallacy. You are portraying the healthy skepticism as stupid because you already know kangaroos exist.
> Two years in and we are waiting to see all you people (who are free of our tunnel vision) fly high with your velocity. I don't see anyone, am I doing something wrong?
Yes is the answer. I could probably put it in front of your face and you’d reject it. You do you. All the best.
Perhaps we take the example of a blender. There's enough need to blend/puree/chop food-like-items, that a large group of people agree on the usefullness of a blender. A salad-shooter, while a novel idea, might not be seen as "useful".
Creating software that most folks wouldn't find useful still might be considered "neat" or "cool". But it may not be adding anything to the industry. The fact that someone shipped something quickly doesn't make it any better.
When the first bugs come up you see that the velocity was not god sent and you end up hiring one of the many "LLM code fixer" companies that are poping up like mushrooms.
"and you realise the code just enables the business it all of a sudden becomes a velocity God send."
If a business is not useful, well, it will fail. So, so much autogenerated code for nothing.
Usefulness isn’t a good metric for this.
Why????????????
Why do you want devs to lose cognaizance of their own "work" to the point that they have "existential worry"?
Why are people like you trying to drown us all in slop? I bet you could replace your slop pile with a tenth of the lines of clean code, and chances are it'd be less work than you think.
Is it because you're lazy?