If I worked for Microsoft as a software engineer and believed that LLMs were going to end software engineering I would not expect the value increase in my stock options to overcome my loss of income when Microsoft inevitably laid me off.

(I do not think LLMs will obsolete software engineering as a career.)

I don't assume everyone can think of that next step.

If I were that smart, I would not be writing a blog article just talking about using LLM to create new projects/tools outside production environment, because the same thing has been written 1000 times at least, and this article would not offer anything new, which would be a waste of time.

Which unfortunately is what's happening here.

(I came to HN comments of this article to look for new perspectives. I found exactly nothing.)

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