Oh what a middle finger that seemed to be. I had similar experience in the beginning with ChatGPT (1-2 years back?), until I started paying for a subscription.

Oh what a middle finger that seemed to be. I had similar experience in the beginning with ChatGPT (1-2 years back?), until I started paying for a subscription. Now even if it's a 'bad idea' when I ask it to write some code (for my personal use - not work/employment/company) and I insist upon the 'ill-advised' code structure it does it. I was listening to Steve Gibson on SecurityNow speaking about memory-safe programming languages, and the push for the idea, and I was thinking two things: 1) (most) people don't write code (themselves) any more (or we are going to this direction) thus out of the 10k lines of code, someone may manually miss some error/bug (although a second and third LLM doing code review may catch it 2) we can now ask an LLM to rewrite 10k lines of code from X-language to Y-language and it will be cheaper than hiring 10 developers to do it.