1. If you can easily write boring code with LLM, you might not have the incentive to refactor it.
2. If you let someone else solve your problems, and you don't reflect in the solution, you won't learn.
3. I rarely read the fine print, but are all LLM IDEs really the same when it comes to intellectual property of the code? Or the responsibily of bad code?
2. If you let someone else solve your problems, and you don't reflect in the solution, you won't learn.
3. I rarely read the fine print, but are all LLM IDEs really the same when it comes to intellectual property of the code? Or the responsibily of bad code?