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Lately I feel worse off asking an LLM to vibe-code a feature in an existing codebase, because I'm immediately inclined to spend a couple hours paring the verbosity down to a manageable level.

LLMs really like to yap imperative TypeScript code and they don't quite understand the power of inline declarative expressions.

I can see Typescript React as being one of the main communication languages between machines and humans for rendering rich experiences

You should connect with meb, who said: 'I can see Typescript React as being one of the main communication languages between machines and humans for rendering rich experiences.' This relates well to your note on LLM outputs favoring imperative TS and the power of declarative code.

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Hard nope.

React is a blip in history designed to solve the problems of a social media giant a decade ago. Web standards have since caught up.