This is the biggest red flag for me. In contrast, as Ruby and Rust were adopted they generated many tools, libraries, frameworks, and full applications which answered unmet needs in clever and interesting ways. What has generative LLMs produced? Apparently it is nearly all slop or minor iterations. In some cases there are significant bug fixes accumulating which is about as good as it gets. Still many powerful tools coming from the generative LLM wave, but probably worth waiting for best practices to emerge and pricing to stabilize.