The gap between code velocity and trust is growing
4 days ago by codeinabox to c/aicoding
Median weekly TrueThroughput, our complexity-weighted PR throughput metric, is still climbing, up 75.5% over the last four quarters.
I'm always suspicious of metrics like these. It feels like it is counting lines of code but made more complicated to disguise the fact that it's counting lines of code.
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In the workplaces where I've been pressured to use LLMs for coding, this would not faze them. Management would just say “See, waiting for reviews is taking longer, we can't afford it any more. No reviews, just productivity.”
Plummeting quality of the result is no barrier to a boss that just wants higher numbers to please their boss.
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