I’m not really a dev, so hefty pinch of salt with this take, but doesn’t this feel like we’re just inventing new “fuzzy” regex with much more required compute?
I’m not really a dev, so hefty pinch of salt with this take, but doesn’t this feel like we’re just inventing new “fuzzy” regex with much more required compute?
> inventing new “fuzzy” regex
not RegEx ... more like a "fuzzy" DSL.
comparing LLMs to regex is like the OG dropbox comment (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224).
I can understand this take 4-5 years ago but I have no idea how that's your position in 2026