You can always revisit that part of code if it doesn’t perform. For vast majority of code running on consumer devices there’s no difference between smart implem

You can always revisit that part of code if it doesn’t perform. For vast majority of code running on consumer devices there’s no difference between smart implementation and mediocre implementation. LLMs are great at being mediocre by default. As for security, that mostly stems from the architecture. LLMs mediocracy also helps with following industry conventions and best practices. In my case I never get the code being written at once, instead I make LLMs write pieces that I put together myself. Never got used to copilot or Cursor, I feel in control only with the chat interface.