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Yeah.. LLM Generation I agree is the biggest issue by far.
On the Kernel side, code review though apparently has been a big factor apparently, because people are testing kernel modules in seriously dumb tests that would never happen in practice, and then submitting some of the dumbest patches to protect against faults that won't happen in reality
Oh man, the insane defensive code that it wants to generate. Yes, a decent principle, but when the stack has checked the same thing like 4 times, it's a bit much.