Now, we are using natural language and LLM's to write code and create apps.  Most of us still review the code these LLM's spit out, so if there are bugs, it's on us.

Interested to see what happens when we pass the inflection point of requiring technical people to review LLM outputs before shipping.  Will more bugs slip through the cracks at first? Will app builders start to put the "blame" on the AI's themselves?  Curious to see how this plays out.

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🎯 🎯 🎯  I don't even try it anymore for multi-file edits.  0 -> 1 it's great, otherwise, it takes more work to check and revise

since debugging requires double the mental capacity of programming... I have very bad vibes for the future of LLM written code.