> It’s also scary how easily you can lead each LLM to the answer you have in mind.
Scary in this context of course, but I find that it is an interesting thought for coding: it suggests that maybe, a developer who knows what they are doing will end up leading the LLM to coding something that make more sense than a developer who doesn't know and just vibe-codes blindly.
And all it takes is not blindingly accepting the first thing it spews if you suspect there's a better answer (and are in a position to evaluate that better answer).
Scary in this context of course, but I find that it is an interesting thought for coding: it suggests that maybe, a developer who knows what they are doing will end up leading the LLM to coding something that make more sense than a developer who doesn't know and just vibe-codes blindly.
Sounds pretty obvious, but I wanted to say it.