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by Sparkyte
460 days ago
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They can also generate documentation of code you've written. So it is very useful if leveraged correctly to understand what the code is doing. Eventually you learn all of the behaviors of that code and able to write it yourself or improve on it. I would consider it as a tool to teach and learn code if used appropriately. However LLMs are bullshit if you ask it to write something, pieces yes, whole code... yeah good luck having it maintain consistency and comprehension of what the end goal is. The reason it works great for reading existing code is that the input results into a context it can refer back to but because LLMs are weighted values it has no way to visualize the final output without significant input. |
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