> Writing is almost never the issue. It's debugging that is the absolute nightmare, because it is so tedious to reconstruct what happened in terms of low-level

> Writing is almost never the issue. It's debugging that is the absolute nightmare, because it is so tedious to reconstruct what happened in terms of low-level things. Without names, data structures, functions, human memory quickly becomes overwhelmed. People claim GPT is creative and when I disagree, they say mixing to come up with a new combo is creative and that humans do it for creativity too While that might be true, what's even better is if GPT could read assembly code, find things that can be fixed and optimized and write new more optimal better code. Of course this can be done in any language. If we could get GPT to optimize our code libraries to reduce code size, memory footprint etc that would be a huge win for humanity and also show creativity. In short, it should tackle the "why is hello world app in X language taking up 100MB" problem :)