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Hot take on LLMs: they exist largely because humanity has failed at systems engineering. We keep producing half-baked standards with too much room for interpretation. Then we ship new fixed versions with backward compatibility. Then another standard appears And the cycle repeats over and over

Emil B

@lefelys.com

Thousands of frameworks. Thousands of incompatible APIs. Auth systems full of foot-guns. CLIs nobody remembers how to use. We can’t seem to build tools that are as simple as going to an LLM and saying: "I need you to do this"

5/4/26, 1:39 am0 reposts1 like

Emil B

@lefelys.com

5 Apr

And LLMs won’t fix this - they’ll make it worse. “Our LLM rewrote a C compiler” “Our LLM built a new browser” Even if that software eventually becomes usable, it’s still just another pile added to the mess we already have