Programmers Shouldn't Change Habits Due to LLM Terminology Stigma
mike64_t · x · 2026-08-31
The author expresses frustration that useful programming terms surfacing in LLM outputs are being stigmatized as 'AI-coded' by the community. They argue that neither programmers nor LLMs are at fault; humans should accept that some phrases are practical tools rather than being 'poisoned' by AI association.
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