While you are dying on a hill, with the help of LLMs, I'm shipping quality software and features to my customers at a pace I haven't been able to before. And no, not some nextjs slop. If you are letting your LLM look at StackOverflow, you are doing it wrong - it needs to be grounding in your stacks official docs and any other style/rules you prefer wired with other tooling like linting/formatting, duplication checking, etc. And yes, you have to constantly monitor the output and review every line of code - but it's still faster and if managed correctly, produces better code and (this is the hill I will die on) better test suites and documentation than I would have written.