ME:: tl;dr-ing you have to be able to notice the bugs whether you coded or an LLM coded it. And you have to be able to find a solution for these things you notice. I wonder if this will be different in September 2030, probably not :-) September 26, 2026 Dan Luu:: There's no point at which turning your brain off will work
Discovered: Oct 18, 2026 20:43 (UTC) ME:: tl;dr-ing you have to be able to notice the bugs whether you coded or an LLM coded it. And you ave to be able to find a solution for these things you notice. I wonder if this will be different in September 2030, probably not :-) September 26, 2026 Dan Luu:: There’s no point at which turning your brain off will work
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Anyway, my point here is that, even when doing coding tasks, you often run into out of distribution questions where the agent behaves very poorly compared to a reasonable human being. If you want a good overall result today, you need to notice these cases and deal with them.