The author is curious about others' stances on using large language models (LLMs) to write both code and tests. They are considering adding a rule to their values.md that would prevent LLMs from significantly generating both types of content.
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This could help avoid redundant code and test generation that may be tautological or overly complex.
The source text raises a question about whether Ente Locker copied code without proper attribution.
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