Don't get me wrong, I totally understand being in love with tools, because I love tools too. I fell in love with Emacs some 15 years ago and it's still going strong. I also love my santoku knife and if I had a tracksaw I'd definitely relish cutting boards. But those tools still need to prove their worth. Nobody is using the tracksaw for crosscuts because they can't imagine using a mitre saw any more. That's not how it works. But despite LLMs getting it wrong about as often as they get it right it's just try again, tweak prompt, try again, without ever questioning whether this is really the right tool for the job, because, unlike normal tools, it's hitting those dopamine spots again and again, for very little input. It's an absolute classic recipe for addiction.