Yacine mocks the idea that you can skip reviewing LLM code on web apps
yacineMTB · x · 2026-10-16
Yacine (411K followers) posts a sarcastic one-liner: "I can see why you might think that you don't need to check the work of LLMs when you work on web applications" — mocking the assumption that LLM-generated web code is safe to ship unreviewed.
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