This is exactly why I advocate people write code, even in a world where agents code “better”
It’s not enough to read code. You don’t internalize it. You need to experience it painfully :)
Also agents frequently defensively wrap old code instead of questioning whether legacy paths should exist. You get this nested doll layering effect of extremely large amounts of defensive code.
It’s not enough to read code. You don’t internalize it. You need to experience it painfully :)
Also agents frequently defensively wrap old code instead of questioning whether legacy paths should exist. You get this nested doll layering effect of extremely large amounts of defensive code.
https://softwaredoug.com/blog/2026/07/09/write-code