LLMs are great if you don't care about every little detail being correct nor having control of how everything works so that you can change it whenever the situation warrants it.
Turns out that a lot of code is fine with this. Some parts of the industry still have more stringent standards however.
That's a very broad statement, explicitly covering all types of code and all kinds of coders. Are you really confident enough to make such an assertion?
My question was more rhetorical, the point being that it's very bold (read: foolish) to make a claim that extends well outside of any conceivable amount of experience you may have accrued or ability to know how others may operate.
> Andrej Karpathy is one of the best engineers in the country, George Hotz is one of the best engineers in the country, etc.
You have citations of them explicitly making this claim on behalf of all SWEs in all domains/langs? I'd find that surprising, if so.
Turns out that a lot of code is fine with this. Some parts of the industry still have more stringent standards however.