"In other words, you have built exactly zero commercial-grade applications that us the working programmers work on building every day."
The majority of programmers getting paid a good salary are implementing other people's ideas. You're getting paid to be some PMs chatGPT
> You're getting paid to be some PMs chatGPT
yes but one that actually works
You’re completely missing the point. The point being made isn’t about “are we implementing someone else’s idea”. It’s about the complexity and trade-offs and tough calls we have to make in a production system.
I never said we are working on new ideas only -- that's impossible.
I even gave several examples of the traits that a commercial code must have and that LLMs fail to generate such code. Not sure why you ignored that.
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