As someone who is generally very excited about the potential of LLMs to improve developer productivity I find this article a bit frustrating.
This isn't a productive way to use an LLM. The example was so trivial you could easily rewrite it from scratch in less time.
That would be irrelevant if the process scaled to more complex applications, but the blog shows it fails to understand or implement the simple example repeatedly. This left me with little hope that the technique scales.
I worry that creating so much hype will lead to some kind of backlash.
This isn't a productive way to use an LLM. The example was so trivial you could easily rewrite it from scratch in less time.
That would be irrelevant if the process scaled to more complex applications, but the blog shows it fails to understand or implement the simple example repeatedly. This left me with little hope that the technique scales.
I worry that creating so much hype will lead to some kind of backlash.