Maybe we're talking about different things?
That's one of the biggest benefits of software quality and the long-term investment: how easy is your thing to change?
That's one of the biggest benefits of software quality and the long-term investment: how easy is your thing to change?
If anything I'd claim using LLMs can actually free up your time to really focus on the proper design of the software.
I think the disconnect here is that people bashing LLMs don't understand that any decent engineer isn't just going around vibe coding, but instead creating a well thought design (with or without AI) and using LLMs to speed up the implementation.