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I think that LLMs already changed the way we code, mostly, but I believe that agentic coding (vibe coding) is right now able to produce only bad results, and th
by antirez 1y ago
I think that LLMs already changed the way we code, mostly, but I believe that agentic coding (vibe coding) is right now able to produce only bad results, and that the better approach is to use LLMs only to augment the programmer work (however it should be noted that I'm all for vibe coding for people that can't code, or that can't find the right motivation. I just believe that the excellence in the field is human+LLM). So failing to learn LLMs right now is yet not catastrophic, but creates a disadvantage because certain things become more explorable / faster with the help of 200 yet-not-so-smart PHDs in all the human disciplines. However other than that, there is the fact that this is the biggest technology emerging to date, so I can't find a good reason for not learning it.