What I'm thinking is that with more people using LLMs we are going to see that populations of "an average dev" and "an average dev who understands how to code" are going to be more and more distinct
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I’m using an LLM daily (Supermaven), but as I’m looking for a new job and had to do an assignment, I wrote a bunch of code without one. My experience is that I don’t miss it a lot when writing actual code, as I’m using it for a line at a time most of the time. Unit tests are a pain without though 😅
The assignment asked for unit tests and that’s something that LLMs are great for, because I mostly use closure tests. Those are highly repetitive and while LLMs still don’t really get complex cases, it’s more a typing/copy paste/regex replacement in those cases than an actual thinking replacement
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