alt Hacker News> As long as the software meets the requirements
"Requirements" are a spec. If your requirements lack detail, you probably won't get what you expected -- vague "requirements" can be met without solving your problem in many cases.
> As long as the software meets the requirements
"Requirements" are a spec. If your requirements lack detail, you probably won't get what you expected -- vague "requirements" can be met without solving your problem in many cases.
It's okay if you don't get what you expect as long as it works. That's the point. There's a ton of different valid permutations and letting a LLM pick a good one ends up working in practice.