> simple fact that most people using LLMs (in general) are not understanding this. And why does that matter? Plenty of people "use JavaScript without fundament

> simple fact that most people using LLMs (in general) are not understanding this. And why does that matter? Plenty of people "use JavaScript without fundamental understanding of the language's inner workings" but things are fine (not). My point is, people have always misunderstood the TOOLS that they use, but I don't see the same kinds of rejection before? Yes, people use LLMs thinking it is the end of programming but you can become way, way more productive as a programmer if you use it as a TOOL. The other day I used it to create a simple Python function to generate N distinct colors. It works, it seems to work, it even suggested using hue instead of rgb since its better or whatever (so I looked it up and it is for the eye) so I just used it. Should I spent a week going on a deep dive into the human eye perception and reading up articles on this?