Same. I had the perfect use-case for LLM-assisted coding a few days ago: I had a well-defined function to implement, for which dynamic programming was a great

Same. I had the perfect use-case for LLM-assisted coding a few days ago: I had a well-defined function to implement, for which dynamic programming was a great fit. I haven't used DP in years but it's a well-trodden path, why not throw the problem at the LLM and let it implement it? Well despite careful prompting, it kept getting it wrong. At some point it generated some credible code, but I spent the day finding problems, nudging it to fix it, asking for explanations for stuff that looked (and was) incorrrect... Resulting code was bug riddled and horrible (LLMs tend to fix problems by adding more code rather than rearchitecting the existing code to eliminate edge-cases). I ended up spending a whole lot more time, I had to spend ages carefully nudging the LLM to no avail, understand LLM-generated garbage code _and_ still solve the problem myself.