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The peril of laziness lost
Good software design depends on “laziness” as a virtue—driving engineers to create simple, powerful abstractions that minimize future work—while LLMs lack this constraint and tend to generate excessive, unrefined code when unchecked. As a result, LLMs should be used as tools to support human judgment and abstraction, not replace it, or they risk increasing system complexity rather than improving it.
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