I agree. Also at some point, writing your own docs becomes funny (or at least for me)

counterargument: I always hated writing docs and therefore most of thing that I done at my day job didn't had any and it made using it more difficult for others.

I was also burnt many times where some software docs said one thing and after many hours of debugging I found out that code does something different.

LLMs are so good at creating decent descriptions and keeping them up to date that I believe docs are the number one thing to use them for. yes, you can tell human didn't write them, so what? if they are correct I see no issue at all.

> which doesn't reflect much effort.

I wish this was an effective deterrent against posting low effort slop, but it isn't. Vibe coders are actively proud of the fact that they don't put any effort into the things they claim to have created.

People have already fried that part of their brain, the idea of writing more than a couple sentences is out of the question to many now.

These plagiarism laundering machines are giving people a brain disease that we haven't even named yet.