> Learning how to use LLMs in a coding workflow is trivial. There is no learning curve. You can safely ignore them if they don’t fit your workflows at the moment.
That's a wild statement. I'm now extremely productive with LLMs in my core codebases, but it took a lot of practice to get it right and repeatable. There's a lot of little contextual details you need to learn how to control so the LLM makes the right choices.
Whenever I start working in a new code base, it takes a a non-trivial amount of time to ramp back up to full LLM productivity.
That's a wild statement. I'm now extremely productive with LLMs in my core codebases, but it took a lot of practice to get it right and repeatable. There's a lot of little contextual details you need to learn how to control so the LLM makes the right choices.
Whenever I start working in a new code base, it takes a a non-trivial amount of time to ramp back up to full LLM productivity.