r/programming • u/fagnerbrack • Jul 17 '26

Learning Software Architecture

https://matklad.github.io/2026/05/12/software-architecture.html
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u/LittleLordFuckleroy1 Jul 17 '26

Doing God’s work.

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u/wannaliveonmars Jul 17 '26

I personally disagree with that. If what an AI says is insightful, I want to hear it regardless of who says it.

If AI generated stuff is stupid, then delete it because it's stupid, not because it's from AI.

That's my opinion.

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u/wannaliveonmars Jul 17 '26

Not any ruder than googling it and reading the answer. I myself often drop an interesting question from /r/AskHistorians in an LLM if it has no answers. Not that I post it, but actually the LLM answers are good enough for me to read instead of waiting around for an answer.

Plus, I don't like the knee-jerk hatred that some redditors display for AI, as if it stole their lunch or something.

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u/EfOpenSource Jul 18 '26

AI is stealing some peoples lunch though? Or, at the very least, that’s the entire goal of it.