alt Hacker News> I am so glad LLMs eliminate all of that
When LLMs do something, it's always because everybody was already doing it.
The noise you see online about it exists exactly because most people don't understand and can't use DI.
> I am so glad LLMs eliminate all of that
When LLMs do something, it's always because everybody was already doing it.
The noise you see online about it exists exactly because most people don't understand and can't use DI.
No, LLMs like NextJS style injection as much as anyone.
There is nothing magical about topological sort and calling constructors in the right order, which is all DI is.
I dislike it a lot, it is exactly like any other construct that allows you to throw code at anything in a way that sucks (Haskell lens, optics, monad transformers).
It allows people to granularize the whole codebase to the point where you can’t do much about it. For most, they should just stick with functions, no one can build 100 levels deep function callstacks without it being cumbersome, but DI makes it a breeze.