@HalvarFlake@mastodon.social That's an odd take. Yes, in the past, software development has accelerated by abstraction and frameworks, making runtime slower, bloated code, etc., but immensely increasing development timelines. Nobody develops big projects in Assembly nowadays. BUT I fail to see where LLMs increase productivity of large projects currently. Main costs are speccing out the requirements and making sure these requirements fit into the existing code. Doubling the amount of coders doesn't half the development times. Or were you thinking about using LLMs for project management instead?