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Some thoughts on LLMs and Software Development

I’m about to head away from looking after this site for a few weeks (part vacation, part work stuff). As I contemplate some weeks away from the daily routine, I feel an urge to share some scattered thoughts about the state of LLMs and AI.

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gfqdjb

gfqdjb

Regardless of the impact on productivity and, more broadly, the job market, I think AI-assisted programming makes the work less enjoyable, at least for me. I actually like programming. I enjoy building things from the ground up. I don’t want to feed an AI a list of requirements just to review whatever code it spits out. I dread that vision and hope it will never come.

ragamuf

ragamuf

This parallels nicely with the journey/destination ethos. If you make the latter the only thing that matters, and getting to it as quickly as possible, then you miss the entire point of the dance.

apsori

apsori

Although I am still scared of the future, I agree with the author. We still have to wait for some time before we have an idea of how it will really affect software development in general.

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