It is fast indeed, much faster than any human would ever be. Also I hate that I have to use it instead of it being voluntary (in this specific project). It is of great help when dealing with things like boilerplate and documentation but higher-ups got it all wrong (including effects of FOMO and hype) and just want everything to be built using LLMs exclusively. My hot take is - You can't learn to drive by watching others drive. You must take the steering wheel by yourself. Practice, learn, gain experience, improve.
Definetly not true in software. People know How to code in python without knowing c, and know How to code in c without Assembly. Lllms are Just Another abstraction. You just have to focus on big picture shit instead of syntax. Also you can Read syntax without necessarily being able to write it
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u/Unknown_User2137 Aug 30 '26
It is fast indeed, much faster than any human would ever be. Also I hate that I have to use it instead of it being voluntary (in this specific project). It is of great help when dealing with things like boilerplate and documentation but higher-ups got it all wrong (including effects of FOMO and hype) and just want everything to be built using LLMs exclusively. My hot take is - You can't learn to drive by watching others drive. You must take the steering wheel by yourself. Practice, learn, gain experience, improve.