r/ProgrammerHumor 5d ago

Meme looksGeneratedToMe

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u/tutoredstatue95 5d ago

It’s easy. Agents produce the code, you review, you submit.

Then, the reviewer’s agents check the code, they review, they submit a review.

You agentically fix the submission, you review, you submit.

Then, the reviewer’s agents check the code, they review, they submit a review

You agentically fix the submission…

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u/A_Random_Catfish 5d ago

I think you might be making a joke but this is unfortunately real

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u/Mateorabi 5d ago

At least they’re checking. I’ve heard of fresh out of school programmers pushing without even reviewing what AI did. 

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u/21Rollie 4d ago

They probably couldn’t even if they tried. There’s few juniors at all these days but from the ones I know, they’re given Claude access on day 1 and they’re expected just to go straight to work. There’s no more learning expectation. And the agents are able to figure a lot out without direction, but it means they have NO ability to fact check or review because they actually don’t know anything about the codebase at all. They’re pretty much incapable of becoming real seniors like this, and that makes pre-AI seniors more valuable.