Also if your entire stack is on the cloud, mess of lambdas and other proprietary services, difficult as hell to follow logs, can't really run locally.

Depends on the prior state.

For one codebase I work in, LLM written code is noticeably and measurably (we have literally measured it for bugs, performance, etc.) better than what existed before. So the LLM code is a welcome change.

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