There are likely 50,000,000 lines of code between your hardware and the Amazon.com Javascript code that is idling at 20% CPU, and a minute fraction of it has been written by Amazon employees.
You're standing on a gigantic pile of crud, and blaming the little cherry that sits on top for tasting bad.
truth, I quit using / buying Amazon almost 10 years ago, so my comment is based on the general trend I've seen across the big companies who nom'd the ai pills like a food obsessed dog
There are likely 50,000,000 lines of code between your hardware and the Amazon.com Javascript code that is idling at 20% CPU, and a minute fraction of it has been written by Amazon employees.
You're standing on a gigantic pile of crud, and blaming the little cherry that sits on top for tasting bad.
this is more a symptom of the pilled who decided eyes-free coding is a good idea, some of us are using Ai more effectively to improve our code
Amazon's customer-facing software has always been quite terrible across the board IME, even before LLM coding. The Alexa app, for example, is awful
truth, I quit using / buying Amazon almost 10 years ago, so my comment is based on the general trend I've seen across the big companies who nom'd the ai pills like a food obsessed dog