> Maybe in some fields I've surpassed a point where llms are useful? I've hit this point while designing developer UX for a library I'm working on. LLMs can na

> Maybe in some fields I've surpassed a point where llms are useful? I've hit this point while designing developer UX for a library I'm working on. LLMs can nail boilerplate, but when it comes to dev UX they seem to not be very good. Maybe that's because I have a specific vision and some pretty tight requirements? Dunno. I'm in the same spot as you for some stuff. For throwaway code they're pretty great.