Qudos to the author.

I keep beating on the drum that they correctly point out. It's not perfect. But it saves hours and hours of work in generating compared to small conceptual debugging.

The era of _needing_ teams of people to spit out boilerplate is coming to an end. I'm not saying doing learn to write it, learning demands doing, making mistakes and personal growth. But after you've mastered this there's no need to waste time writing booklet plate on the clock unless you truly enjoy it.

This is a perfect example of time taken to debug small mistakes << time to start from scratch as a human.

Time, equivalent money, energy saved all a testament to what is possible with huge context windows and generic modern LLMs :) :) :)