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The day I stopped writing assembly, and why the "LLMs code better than us" debate feels familiar

I learned assembly long before I learned C. Back then I chased single clock cycles: reusing registers bit by bit, writing XOR A instead of loading zero, that kind of thing. When I finally picked up C, I didn't trust it. Was the compiler really producing the fastest, tightest code? So I ran it with…

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  1. 2026-10-26 16:03 · r/ChatGPTCoding
    The day I stopped writing assembly, and why the "LLMs code better than us" debate feels familiar

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