[kelleyperry]

I'm completely with you. The technology is absolutely fascinating in its own right.

That said, I do experience frustrations: - Getting enraged when it messes up perfectly good code it wrote just 10 minutes ago - Constantly reminding it we're NOT using jest to write tests - Discovering it's created duplicate utilities in different folders

There's definitely a lot of hand-holding required, and I've encountered limitations I initially overlooked in my optimism.

But here's what makes it worthwhile: LLMs have significantly eased my imposter syndrome when it comes to coding. I feel much more confident tackling tasks that would have filled me with dread a year ago.

I honestly don't understand how everyone isn't completely blown away by how cool this technology is. I haven't felt this level of excitement about a new technology since I discovered I could build my own Flash movies.