How long are you developing? Hoe dare you to do gatekeeping?

What the fuck is this?

This „thing“ what you call Slop has started worh pyrhon and Web Junk development. This is not about Computers building Junk. The whole Community is on the way to become unbearable.

The whole debate became religious. And instead of focussing on the quality management people poison the mood in the community.

And objective discussions on pull requests have become impossible.

Incare abeout the code itsef. And it’s quality.

Have you ever seen ugly code written by humans? I have seen it. A lot! And worse than some LLM Output.

I am doing development since 30 years now. And we were managing people and bad code.

And people, who are children to me, want to tell people how to work?

If Slop is a problem, then detecting Slop contributions does not work. And Slop also comes from human devs.

The fish stinks from the head down.

Yes it works. That's exactly is how the ipen source community is losing former developers. I find the way people are talking in the FOSS community right now disgusting.

Unfortunately for the slop-slingers of the world, the slop-slingers of the world don't have rights I am required to respect so that's going to be a no from me.

(everyone else should read it once, just because it's good)

I dunno if it’s an intelligence issue as much as it is a mindset and awareness issue.

I suspect that falls under wisdom as opposed to raw intellect. But I am not a professional on this topic…

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I was one of the developers who wrote to you about how much I love building things with Claude Code.
That was the honeymoon phase.
I was mostly building my own project (green field) and I used it for my angular frontend as well…
It’s pretty good at generating the first features fast. And it sounds reasonable when you brainstorm ideas with it.
It’s also pretty good with angular frontends when components are not too complex.

But I have since used it for production code of our very very complex reinsurance contract software.
It fucked up every time.
Our codebase is just too complicated and messy, it seems.
The reasoning for changes sounded very reasonable and the code does look good as well.
But I have had to go back and redo most tickets I used it for.
And looking at the actual changes after taking the time to deeply understand the logic I was changing made me embarrassed.

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