Comment by cratermoon

"If you build something with an LLM that people will depend on, read the code. In fact, you’ll probably do more than that."

Thus sucking up all the time you "saved" by having the LLM write the code you saved. The machine made the easy parts of coding easier while making the hard parts harder.

"You’ll spend 5-10 minutes knocking it back into your own style."

As if style is the only thing that matters?

"LLMs are showing signs of adapting to local idiom, but we’re not there yet."

First step fallacy. Ladders are showing signs of being tall enough to reach the moon, but we're not there yet.