I don’t know it feels like some og programmers would say the same thing about people who can’t program machine language Code quality is only going to get bette

I don’t know it feels like some og programmers would say the same thing about people who can’t program machine language Code quality is only going to get better and to be perfectly honest learning how to get the llm to generate quality output is IMO time much better spent vs some misguided attempt to do something by hand — the prompting is the better skill to develop at this point and if you’re worried about atrophy it’s probably your least developed skill Instead I focus on reading the plan and making sure I understand it, opening up a second session for second opinions or questions if I have gem This obviously depends on where in the stack you live but code quality is accelerating at a significant rate - decision making not as much and it’s where your value is imo