> For anything that requires taste and judgment, we've still got a long way to go. There are lots of great demos out there but few if any real examples of vibe coded (or whatever you want to call it) software standing alone as an alternative to project people wrote
Yeah, we still have exactly the same problem as before LLMs/agents, namely that we lack people with "Good Taste". I've outlined how I feel about before (https://emsh.cat/good-taste/) but the TLDR is basically that while LLMs can help you move faster, they won't suddenly mean you'll make better choices, probably the reverse is true, you'll move faster and make worse choices.
Having good taste and knowing how things actually should function is 80% of the work of building good software, and so far all these tools that are trying to replace human choices lead to worse software, and we need more tooling that puts the human and the LLM working together, instead of just outsourcing from the human to the LLM.
Yeah, we still have exactly the same problem as before LLMs/agents, namely that we lack people with "Good Taste". I've outlined how I feel about before (https://emsh.cat/good-taste/) but the TLDR is basically that while LLMs can help you move faster, they won't suddenly mean you'll make better choices, probably the reverse is true, you'll move faster and make worse choices.
Having good taste and knowing how things actually should function is 80% of the work of building good software, and so far all these tools that are trying to replace human choices lead to worse software, and we need more tooling that puts the human and the LLM working together, instead of just outsourcing from the human to the LLM.