> because the real version of LLM coding is boring and unsexy Some people do find it unfun, saying it deprives them of the happy "flow" of banging out code. R

> because the real version of LLM coding is boring and unsexy Some people do find it unfun, saying it deprives them of the happy "flow" of banging out code. Reaching "flow" when prompting LLMs arguably requires a somewhat deeper understanding of them as a proper technical tool, as opposed to a complete black box, or worse, a crystal ball.