I see a pattern in these discussions all the time: some people say how very, very good LLMs are, and others say how LLMs fail miserably; almost always the first group presents examples of simple CRUD apps, frontend "represent data using some JS-framework" kind of tasks, while the second group presents examples of non-trivial refactoring, stuff like parsers (in this thread), algorithms that can't be found in leetcode, etc.
Tech twitter keeps showing "one-shotting full-stack apps" or "games", and it's always something extremely banal. It's impressive that a computer can do it on its own, don't get me wrong, but it was trivial to programmers, and now it is commoditized.
Tech twitter keeps showing "one-shotting full-stack apps" or "games", and it's always something extremely banal. It's impressive that a computer can do it on its own, don't get me wrong, but it was trivial to programmers, and now it is commoditized.