Documentation and testing are both necessary things that few like doing and historically have often been neglected at the cost of poor communication, inefficiencies and reliability.

english is not my native language but isn't the sentence wrong? i thought "at the cost of" shouod be followed by things suffering from whatever is before

like "I'm prioritizing making money at the cost of my sanity"

we are being left behind here, and it is an existential threat to the success of the mission itself.

there is zero evidence being presented about this btw, its just "everyone is doing it so we must too"

This is not the death of expertise. The LLM is fast. You are slow, but you carry with you a lifetime of experience, judgment calls, and understanding.

except it is because once those engineers quit or retire, the newer and younger people will NOT have learned tbe expertise needed to guide LLMs, do they have any long term vision? this setup works only for the current generation of code savvy employees