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Peter Naur wrote an essay called “Programming as Theory Building” that I like a lot. It argues that a program exists not just as source code, but also mental models in programmer’s brains, and that the mental models are as important, or even more important, than the source code. This is why programmers are not fungible. One programmer with a good mental model will be able to modify the program effectively; someone with a poor mental model won’t. Source code that has been abandoned by the original developers is in a degraded state; if someone takes it over they need to build up their own mental model, which may differ from the original author’s. Building and maintaining these mental models is hard work, and an enormous part of programming. So what does it mean to outsource all of that to an LLM? I can’t see it having a good outcome.