[Workaccount2]

Not Llama but with Sonnet and O1 I wrote a bespoke android app for my company in about 8 hours of work. Once I polish it a bit (make a prettier UI), I'm pretty sure I could sell it to other companies doing our kind of work.

I am not a programmer, and I know C and Python at about a 1 day crash course level (not much at all).

However with sonnent I was able to be handheld all the way from downloading android studio to a functional app written in kotlin, that is now being used by employees on the floor.

People can keep telling themselves that LLMs are useless or maybe just helpful for quickly spewing boilerplate code, but I would heed the warning that this tech is only going to improve and already helping people forgo SWE's very seriously. Sears thought the internet was a cute party trick, and that obviously print catalogs were there to stay.

[kortilla]

This is meaningless without talking about the capabilities of the app. I’ve seen examples of this before where non-programmers come up with something using an LLM that could just be a webpage with camera access and some javascript