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We charge $10k a week to delete AI-generated code

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Slopfix analyzes AI-generated codebases to identify issues and improve feature integration. Users receive a free assessment, and if assistance is viable, a fixed price and reduction target are provided.

Summary from odra.dev.

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  1. odra.dev

    We charge $10k a week to delete AI-generated code

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Hacker News · odra.dev

We charge $10k a week to delete AI-generated code ↗
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  • Praise: Replacing costly low-code platforms with 'vibe' coding is a game changer, making workflows fun and engaging for everyone involved.
  • Praise: Experienced engineers are finding value in quickly refactoring AI-generated code, turning chaotic spaghetti into manageable projects.
  • Praise: AI tools are seen as powerful assistants for prototyping, allowing engineers to focus on critical testing and refining tasks, boosting productivity.
  • Concern: Outsourcing core business functions to a proprietary AI tool raises serious concerns about dependency and sustainability.
  • Concern: The notion that senior engineers review AI-generated code without thorough reading is alarming; it risks quality and accountability.
  • Concern: Relying on AI to clean up AI-generated messes feels like adding layers of complexity without addressing the root problems.