> You need to care if (a) your business logic requirements are super annoyingly complex, (b) you have hard performance requirements, or (c) both. (c) is the most rare
But one of the most fun things you can do is C: creative game development coding. Like coding world simulations etc, you want to be both very fast but the rules and interactions etc is very coupled and complex compared to most regular enterprise logic that is more decoupled.
So while most work programmers do fits A, the work people dream about doing is C, and that means LLM doesn't help you make fun things, it just removes the boring jobs.
But one of the most fun things you can do is C: creative game development coding. Like coding world simulations etc, you want to be both very fast but the rules and interactions etc is very coupled and complex compared to most regular enterprise logic that is more decoupled.
So while most work programmers do fits A, the work people dream about doing is C, and that means LLM doesn't help you make fun things, it just removes the boring jobs.