> In practice, most of what people generate is boring and easy to validate: you know within a couple minutes whether it's the right shape, whether anything sticks out the wrong way, the way a veteran chess player can quickly pattern-match a whole chessboard. When it isn't boring, you read carefully (and expensively), or you just say "no, try again, give me something more boring", or you break your LLM generation into smaller steps that are easier to pattern match and recurse.

nope!

https://sketch.dev/blog/our-first-outage-from-llm-written-co...

What do you think your "nope" here is about?

(You and I are probably the only 2 people reading this long-dead thread now, and I'm very familiar with the post you just shared --- I've been using Sketch for several months and following along with their Github repo. Sketch is great.)