[rollinDyno]

Something I quickly learned while retooling this past week is that it’s preferable not to add opinionated frameworks to the project as they increase the size of the context the model should be aware of. This context will also not likely be available in the training data.

For example, rather than using Plasmo for its browser extension boilerplate and packaging utilities, I’ve chosen to ask the LLM to setup all of that for me as it won’t have any blindspots when tasked with debugging.

[sampton]

The end of artisan frameworks - probably for the better.

[balls187]

It's likely the end of a lot of abstractions that made programming easier.

At some point, specialized code-gen transformer models should get really good at just spitting out the lowest level code required to perform the job.

[fastball]

It's not just frameworks – I noticed this recently when starting a new project and utilizing EdgeDB. They have their own Typescript query builder, and [insert LLM] cannot write correct constructions with that query builder to save its life.