I mostly agree, because most proof-of-concepts don’t make it very far, and LLM assisted dev is really strong for that kind of low-barriers experimentation. The

I mostly agree, because most proof-of-concepts don’t make it very far, and LLM assisted dev is really strong for that kind of low-barriers experimentation. The problem is that if you build quick n dirty, but then end up reaching success; you’re in for a bad time or a rewrite. This is where the above example of a single algorithm departs from a whole stack. Further, one bad “hello world” on a google/apple/amazon domain can make the front page of the NYTimes