[fullstackchris]

also, i will say, (if we can trust the findings in these notes are relatively accurate of the real implementation) is a PERFECT example of the real level of complexity used in cutting edge configuration of using LLM... its not just some complex fancy prompt you give to a model in a chat window... there is so much important stuff happening behind the scenes... though i suppose the people who complain about LLMs hallucinating / screwing up havent tried claude code or any agentic work flows - or, it could be their architecture / code is so poorly written and poorly organized that even the LLM itself struggles to modify it properly

[girvo]

> or, it could be their architecture / code is so poorly written and poorly organized that even the LLM itself struggles to modify it properly

You wrote this like this is some rare occurrence, and not a description of a bulk of the production code that exists today, even at high level tech companies.