I think is the right way to do it. Produce with LLM, debug and read every online. Delete lots of it.
Many people fear this approach for production, but it is reasonable compared to someone with a single course in Coursera writing production JS code.
Yet, we tend to say the LLM wrote this and that which implies model did all the work. In reality it should be understood as a complex heavy lifting machine which is expected to be operated by a very well prepared operator.
The fact I got a Kango and drilled some holes does not make me engineer right? And it takes an engineer to sign off the building even thought it was archicad doing the math.
Many people fear this approach for production, but it is reasonable compared to someone with a single course in Coursera writing production JS code.
Yet, we tend to say the LLM wrote this and that which implies model did all the work. In reality it should be understood as a complex heavy lifting machine which is expected to be operated by a very well prepared operator.
The fact I got a Kango and drilled some holes does not make me engineer right? And it takes an engineer to sign off the building even thought it was archicad doing the math.