> You don't need to know C or assembly as a Python/JS programmer today, I agree, not everyone does. Maybe we have progressed to the point we can all say those

> You don't need to know C or assembly as a Python/JS programmer today, I agree, not everyone does. Maybe we have progressed to the point we can all say those people are wrong and their arguments were always wrong, maybe not. > but you do need to know JS to be an LLM-heavy JS programmer. I also agree. That's my whole point, you do need to know the language to be able to effectively use an LLM. My issue is with people who immediately reject LLMs as a net-bad because they do part of the job for you. I reeks of "well I had to do it the hard way so you do too" which I cannot abide and immediately flips the bozo bit on them for me.