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sorry, I was talking about no LLM vs MCP, but in the scenario of LLM vs MCP I think at least 1 week with MCP vs LLM. It's a bit hard to estimae because every project is different, but when feeding our own instructions to the LLM it would still take a long time to UI to look exactly like figma. It could get close enough, but we still needed a lot of iterations.

My team doing front end dev extracted a lot of value from figma mcp. Things that would have taken 3 weeks were done in one afternoon.

This is very common and not just during hiring interviews, but also when doing business with other companies across the world. Also, this sort of attack happened before blockchain was big.

So for stuff like secrets management, buckets, api gateways and such, you deploy those services to k8s? And if you don’t mind, is maintaining those services cost effective? I’m asking because I’m always looking to do the trade off of money per time

I heard about that a few times already, but I never reached a point where my ecs setup combined with other aws services was not enough. If you had everything with just stuff in kubernetes wouldn’t it still be a pretty big deal to migrate?

ok you lost me then xD I was trying to understand what you meant by it not being engineering most of the time.

But what about other engineering fields? From what I understand, if you compare it to chemical engineering, you have many more similarities, because you’re doing Hypothesis -> Experiment -> Analyze -> Refine -> Repeat, which seems very similar to what we do in software

I don’t write any structured specs and I still get a lot of value out of it. I basically use it in incremental steps where I’m telling it what I want at a much lower level. Am always watching what it is doing and stopping it to correct the action. At least for me this approach has worked much better than asking it for bigger things.

Don’t forget the native typescript transpiler which reduces the complexity a lot for those using TS

I’ve been working with Elixir professionally for the past 7 or 8 years, and I have to say, phoenix and are great, but it’s the repl I miss the most when I’m building in other languages. The ability to interact with a system, ask questions, try code, is crucial when I’m debugging