• The Learning Loop and LLMs 04 November 2025 Software development has always resisted the idea that it can be turned into an assembly line. • Even as our tools become smarter, faster, and more capable, the essential act remains the same: we learn by doing. • An Assembly Line is a poor metaphor for software development In most mature engineering disciplines, the process is clear: a few experts design the system, and less specialized workers execute the plan. • This separation between design and implementation depends on stable, predictable laws of physics and repeatable patterns of construction. • Software doesn’t work like that. • There are repetitive parts that can be automated, yes, but the very assumption that design can be completed before implementation doesn’t work.
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- The Learning Loop and LLMs 04 November 2025 Software development has always resisted the idea that it can be turned into an assembly line. Even as our tools become smarter, faster, and more capable, the essential act remains the same: we learn by doing. An Assembly Line is a poor metaphor for software development In most mature engineering disciplines, the process is clear: a few experts design the system, and less specialized workers execute the plan. This separation between design and implementation depends on stable, predictable laws of physics and repeatable patterns of construction. Softw
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