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Why LLMs can't really build software
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this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2025
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It depends. If it's difficult to maintain because it's some terrible careless spaghetti written by person who didn't care enough, then it's definitely not a sign of intelligence or power level. But if it's difficult to maintain because the rest of the team can't wrap their head around type-level metaprogramming or edsl you came up with, then it's a different case.
No. Both are hard to maintain. And in fact, I'd prefer the spaghetti. It can be untangled.