Your take is right, but a bit extreme. One thing I feel people forget is that speed is a feature. Having used a code editor with excellent AI suggestions for mo

Your take is right, but a bit extreme. One thing I feel people forget is that speed is a feature. Having used a code editor with excellent AI suggestions for more than a month, I can say that I'm very frustrated when it doesn't work and all of a sudden I have to type the boring boilerplate again and make the innumerable, stupid mistakes that any human manually doing it will make. My prediction is that saving the stupid stuff for the LLM will lead to much increased productivity and ability to concentrate. Will it be 30x throughout? No. But with enough 30x moments in your day, you become maybe 10-20% more effective, and a lot more than that when prototyping (as is the case here). I think we'll look back on the time before LLM with the same puzzlement as people looking at punch cards today.