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100% The cost of writing code was a load bearing pillar that provided time for feedback and "is this worth it?" questions. Hard to fight the urge to "just build what they asked for" and end up with accolades for producing Homer-mobile-ass software.

Kevin Riggle@kevinr.free-dissociation.com

Observationally for most devs the ability to produce 10x the code means that no stakeholder need ever be consulted before an ostensibly finished product is revealed, thereby resulting in a lot of shiny bullshit that no one uses

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We were already, in the Rails era, perfectly capable of writing software which required ad sales reps to generate unique primary keys by hand (ask me how I know), I can only imagine we will find much worse choices before all this is over