Yacine calls out LLMs: why isn't high-quality code the default output?
yacineMTB · x · 2026-09-14
Developer Yacine questioned why LLMs don't produce good code by default: they're clearly capable of it, yet users have to explicitly ask for non-terrible output. The post, paired with a demo link, taps into a common frustration about the gap between models' latent coding ability and their default behavior.
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