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    Theo Browne Blames Detached Devs for Worse Software

    Theo Browne argues AI tools fail to improve software built by uncaring, detached developers.

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    Theo Browne, creator of the T3 Stack, posted that AI makes polishing rough edges and smoothing product experiences easy. Yet he states pretty much every piece of software is falling apart. Browne attributes the decline to developers who do not care. He adds that software built by people detached from the users has never felt worse. The post presents his view on current software quality.

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    @theoAI makes it so easy to polish rough edges and smooth out your product experience. Yet pretty much every piece of software is falling apart. Why? The devs building them don't care. Software built by people detached from the users has never felt worse.

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    @theoAI makes it so easy to polish rough edges and smooth out your product experience. Yet pretty much every piece of software is falling apart. Why? The devs building them don't care. Software built by people detached from the users has never felt worse.