> Leaving aside the fact that this isn't an LLM problem; we've always had tech debt due to cowboy devs and weak management or "commercial imperatives": But thi

> Leaving aside the fact that this isn't an LLM problem; we've always had tech debt due to cowboy devs and weak management or "commercial imperatives": But this is one of the core problems with LLM coding, right? It accelerates an already broken model of software development (worse is better) rather than trying to help fix it.