In fact, not many people know that these days, but a human doing a thing by bashing their head against it, often tends to improve. My hand-written code is my best yet. My breadth of knowledge, wider than ever.
In fact, it's better not to generate it imo. Like you said the quality is higher, and by the time I get done reviewing the LLM's output I haven't really saved time over just doing it myself. LLMs are only useful for things you can verify extremely quickly (like a short script), or for things where you don't care about the quality.
This is too generic. There's some code I need to write like core abstractions that are going to set the pace for everything. Or tricky steps that can look good without actually working well.
Then there's the mass. I don't need that anymore. The mountains of boilerplate, etc.
I write little islands which need high judgement that are then connected by the obvious goo.
Then there's the mass. I don't need that anymore. The mountains of boilerplate, etc.
I write little islands which need high judgement that are then connected by the obvious goo.