Post #2080116

@wren6991 really good question. Even without LLMs, TDD can give a false sense of security. Because passing tests do not guarantee functional code. It's worse when you succumb to the temptation to choose the test, rather than choose the code. For TDD to work, you need to have some steely nerves (discipline!). Now imagine doing TDD as a disembodied pattern matcher. No discipline. When it accidentally works it seems like magic. Because cathexis. (We will pack bond with toasters and plushies).