I agree with this take actually. I do imagine how programming in the future could be comprised of mostly interactions with LLMs. Such interactions would probabl

I agree with this take actually. I do imagine how programming in the future could be comprised of mostly interactions with LLMs. Such interactions would probably constrained enough to get the success rate of LLMs sufficiently high, maybe involving specialized DSLs made for LLMs. I do think the future may be more varied. Just like today where I look at kernel/systems/DB engineering and it seems almost arcane to me, I feel like there will be another stratum created, working on things where LLMs don't suffice. A lot of this will also depend on how far LLMs get. I would think that there would have to be more ChatGPT-like breakthroughs before this new type of developer can come.