Yeah, I know. The person in question is CTO of a well-funded Series B startup, and is highly technical. But he's very much a cowboy when it comes to coding prac

Yeah, I know. The person in question is CTO of a well-funded Series B startup, and is highly technical. But he's very much a cowboy when it comes to coding practices etc. I think LLMs appeal to him because they hold out the promise of not having to deal with his own developers when he's trying to do something himself that he doesn't already know how to do.