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I think this is probably the way coding is going to go, assuming the economics of the whole thing works out. Which it might not. But I don't think you can just type some bullshit in the chat box and expect it to be any good.
for not very complicated things the prompt is pseudo code and as people want to make it more reliably do more complicated things the complexity of the prompts required will escalate into something that more closely resembles a programming language.
and it'll still fuck up like a buggy compiler that nobody can fix.