> Specifying systems is hard; and we are lazy.

The more I use LLMs, the more I find this true. Haskell made me think for minutes before writing one line of code. Result? I stopped using Haskell and went back to Python because with Py I can "think while I code". The separation of thinking|coding phases in Haskell is what my lazy mind didn't want to tolerate.

Same goes with LLMs. I want the model to "get" what I mean but often times (esp. with Codex) I must be very specific about the project scope and spec. Codex doesn't let me "think while I vibe", because every change is costly and you'd better have a good recovery plan (git?) when Codex goes stray.