Engineers on Reddit: working with AI full-time feels like 'driving 150 MPH all the time'
KwikFiVo · reddit · 2026-10-12
A Reddit thread on using AI for everything from coding to product roadmaps. One software engineer summed it up as "driving 150 MPH all the time". The poster describes living between running AI tools and managing their inputs and outputs — what was supposed to make everything easier has instead made things harder, as the overhead of verifying and steering AI outputs piles up.
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