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These takes are growing increasingly tiresome, I have to admit. They are pretty much all just tacit admissions of some kind of skill issue with this new class o
by periodjet 6mo ago
These takes are growing increasingly tiresome, I have to admit. They are pretty much all just tacit admissions of some kind of skill issue with this new class of tool, but presented with a sheen of moral outrage. I don’t think anyone’s buying it anymore. Figure it out.
- phist_mcgee 6mo agoThe worst are the anecdotal poster claiming that they are faster and more correct than an LLM nearly all the time. If that's not delusional thinking I don't know what is.
- qsera 6mo agoEven worse is the "true believers" who without any sort of justification will just declare that "everyone is cooked!"..
- sciencejerk 6mo agoDid you not read the linked blog post? Author admits that Claude did a good job
- Toutouxc 6mo agoWhat kind of skill does it require to let LLMs write 100% of your code? I'm genuinely asking, what's the hard part that a pre-LLM developer is fundamentally incapable of doing? Is it running the agents in a loop? Or along a state machine? Running them in parallel? Because honestly none of that sounds like anything an experienced software dev shouldn't be able to pick up in two weekends.