alt Hacker NewsA lot of folks might not want to hear it, but realistically some there's going to have to be a cultural realization that machine-generated low effort slop is not any more desired or helpful than human-generated low effort slop.
That's not an outright rejection of LLM-assisted code, it just means that a real person needs to be awake, at the wheel, and just as significant of a contributor. Literally anybody can point Claude at a repo and say "add X feature" or "fix Y bug" and so PRs that do that carry no value.
The value of a feature or a bugfix is not calculated from the effort required but from the need or desire for said feature or bugfix. So whether or not the barrier to entry has been lowered by llm's is irrelevant. What matters as to it's value is the result.