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Completely inevitable. It can also work really well when used with constraints and rigor. I've been leveling up at using LLMs to write maintainable and well-factored code, but it really does require me having an idea of what the architecture ought to look like and being VERY judicious about what I'll accept from it.
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e.g. "write me a report system that pulls the latest block chain data and let's me filter it" is absolutely going to get you slop. Doing architecture up front and using SOLID principles and using protocol-driven design (basically that stuff you learn doing your 10k hours of SWE) can yield good code quickly.
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