> Of course it did. Because reviewing code thoroughly is harder than writing it.
If there's one thing that I learned from AI proponents is that they don't value correctness. They only want to write more code every day. Which actually baffles me, because for a given feature set, there should be a Definition of Done, and the only work left should be slight alterations for oversight and dependency updates.
> they don't value correctness
I spend ~10-20 tokens on correctness and codebase cleanliness for every 1 I spend on new features.