> "Bad programmers worry about the code. Good programmers worry about data structures and their relationships."

If you get the architecture wrong, everyone complains. If you get it right, nobody notices it's there.

Doesnt this apply with the hysteria of LLMs?

The question being - are LLMs 'good' at interpreting and making choices/decisions about data structures and relationships?

I do not write code for a living but I studied comp sci. My impression was always that the good software engineers did not worry about the code, not nearly as much as the data structures and so on.