grep needle < haystack.txt | sed 's/foo/bar/g' | xargs wc -l
data = File.readlines("haystack.txt")
.map(&:strip)
.grep(/needle/)
.map { |i| i.gsub('foo', 'bar') }
.map { |i| File.readlines(i).count }
data = File.readlines("haystack.txt")
data = data.map(&:strip)
data = data.grep(/needle/)
data = data.map { |i| i.gsub('foo', 'bar') }
data = data.map { |i| File.readlines(i).count }
LLMs struggle with TDD. They want to generate a bunch of code and tests in large passes. You can instruct them to do red/green TDD, but the results aren't great.
SDD starts before implementation, and formalizes intent and high-level design. LLMs eat it up. The humans can easily reinvent the worst parts of waterfall if they're not careful.
They're not mutually exclusive.