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Using a framework gives you some assurance that the underlying methods are well designed. If you don't know how to spot issues in auth design, then using an LLM
by netrem 8mo ago
Using a framework gives you some assurance that the underlying methods are well designed. If you don't know how to spot issues in auth design, then using an LLM instead of a library is a bad idea.
I agree though there's many non-critical libraries that could be replaced with helper methods. It also coincides with more awareness of supply chain risks.
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- jayd16 8mo agoI think this is a subtle but important point. If you use a well regarded library, you can trust that most things in it were done with intention. If an expectation is violated, that's a learning opportunity. With the AI firehose, you can't really treat it the same way. Bad patterns don't exactly stand out. Maybe it'll be fine but I still expect to see a lot of code bases saddled with garbage for years to come.