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by deergomoo
482 days ago
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> evolving their skills from there What skills? If you are just asking a computer for what you want you're not developing any skills, apart from maybe how to describe your requirements better†. If you take the code the LLM outputs and use that as a basis to be able to write your own code I would call that "learning to program" and I applaud it whether you learn from adapting LLM code or by reading K&R cover-to-cover before you even touch a keyboard. But that's not what this article describes—what this article describes is the very deliberate act of not learning anything. †Technically just describing your requirements in a way the particular LLM you're using responds best to, which is not necessarily "better" in an objective sense. |
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