While current LLMs aren't really strong enough, I wouldn't completely write off the "LLM goes brrrr" approach vs domain-specific optimisations.
How much effort is it worth investing in domain-specific tooling / languages / effort for codegen? On some level it's a bet against LLMs getting better (unless the work has intrinsic value that extends beyond being a workaround for LLM limitations).
How much effort is it worth investing in domain-specific tooling / languages / effort for codegen? On some level it's a bet against LLMs getting better (unless the work has intrinsic value that extends beyond being a workaround for LLM limitations).