> On the flip side, when I’m not familiar enough with the technology to be on top of the architecture, I tend to not catch bad decisions that the LLM makes. Thi

> On the flip side, when I’m not familiar enough with the technology to be on top of the architecture, I tend to not catch bad decisions that the LLM makes. This leads to the LLM building more and more on top of those bad decisions, eventually getting in a state where it can’t untangle the mess. You know this happens when you keep telling the LLM the code doesn’t work, it says “I know why! Let me fix it” and keeps breaking things more and more. That exact thing happens with people too! Specifically when a cheap entrepreneur hires a novice developer and can't give the developer appropriate mentoring and reviews.