> The tools today are not perfect The trouble is that they seem to be getting worse. Some time ago I was able to write an entire small application by simply pr

> The tools today are not perfect The trouble is that they seem to be getting worse. Some time ago I was able to write an entire small application by simply providing some guidance around function names and data structures, with an LLM filling in all of the rest of the code. It worked fantastically and really showed how these tools can be a boon. I want to taste that same thrill again, but these days I'm lucky if I can get something out of it that will even compile, never mind the logical correctness. Maybe I'm just getting worse at using the tools.