it's good to write requirements,
but when you have requirements,
why not render the code to fulfil them?
> but when you have requirements,
> why not render the code to fulfil them?
Because 95% of the time the LLM can turn the requirements into code, faster, cheaper, and with fewer defects on the first attempt, than most humans.
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> but when you have requirements,
> why not render the code to fulfil them?
Because 95% of the time the LLM can turn the requirements into code, faster, cheaper, and with fewer defects on the first attempt, than most humans.