Most people have no clue what that means. Most Devs should know but I would wager that newer devs don't have enough opinion or exposure to do that.
This story doesn’t add up.
Ive had ai make code that doesn't pass a linter and make code look like hand aligned code.
Do you have any idea, even before modern LLMs, how much code out there was just given more memory instead of optimized? There are even good reasons for it (it can be cheaper than having devs spend time if there's more productive work to be had).
It can be very easy if said code needs to parse through gobs of data.
You've never tried to compile NextJS slop, have you? It absolutely can take that much. All those junkdevs have 64GB in their MBPs for a reason. NodeJS max heap is now dynamic because of this.
> _no_ LLM will _ever_ generate that
Did you even read the post? Seems you are being overly hostile, defensive and dismissive. Honestly, you sound like an astroturfer to me. I'm curious to check your history to see if you match the vibe.