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I have had to debug code of "software devs with more than 10 years of experience" often enough to know experience does not equal skill. If you think slop generators are helping you, while you by violating the licenses of all developers whose code went into the training data, then you apparently did not invest those 10 years well.
Ok thought you where a crusader, I am sure you also are against systemd and probably a rust keyboard warrior too eh?