LLM Frameworks are Like ORMs in the 80s

Imagine being a programmer in the early 80s, just discovering a new programming language slightly different from the others. You don’t write algorithms with if-else switches and for-loops. Instead, you describe your expected output dataset, and the underlying system (called a database) rewrites your query as an algorithm for you, executes it, and gives you the desired resultset. However, to use it effectively, it would help if you had a basic understanding of the relational model, which initially seems counter-intuitive, but after a few days, you grow more comfortable.

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