Does it matter if it's great code?

Like what matters is: - Does it do the thing it's supposed to do - Does it do it with a reasonable amount of resources - Does it do it without any obvious security flaws

Yeah, if they were nuclear codes you'd want to be really really sure and you'd probably want to check every line yourself. But if you're making a habit tracker or 95% of apps out there, it really doesn't matter.

There is definitely some skill in piloting the LLM, where you have an advantage if you understand what "good" is - but I'd argue it really isn't that necessary in most cases. McDonald's has had a lot of success selling food that most chefs would say isn't that great, but it fills that need at that moment.