Problem with this is people will accept tech debt and slow query's so long as the LLM can make sense of it (allegedly!).

So the craft is lost. Making that optimised query or simplifying the solution space.

No one will ask "should it be relational even?" if the LLM can spit out sql then move on to next problem.

So why not ask the LLM if it should be relational and provide the pros and cons?

Anyway, I'm sure people have asked if we should be programming in C rather than Assembly to preserve the craft.

	▲	GoatInGrey 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Surely you understand the difference between not knowing how to do anything by yourself and only knowing how to use high-level languages?
	▲	hshdhdhehd 2 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		That is like using the LLM like a book. Sure do that! But human still needs to understand and make the decisions.