[nextlevelwizard]

I write embedded software in C++ for industrial applications. We have a lot of proprietary protocols and custom hardware. We have some initiatives to train LLMs with our protocols/products/documentation, but I have not been impressed with the results. Same goes with our end-to-end testing framework. I guess it isn't so popular so the results vary a lot.

I have been doing this for 8 year and while yes I have seen a lot you can't just copy-paste solutions due to flash, memory, and performance constraints.

Again maybe this is a skill issue and maybe I will be replaced with an LLM, but so far they seem more like cool toys. I have used LLMs to write AddOns for World of Warcraft since my Lua knowledge is mostly writing Wireshark plugins for our protocols and for that it has been nice, but it is nothing someone who actually works with Lua or with WoW API couldn't produce faster or just as fast, because I have to describe what I want and then try and see if the API the LLM provides exists and if it works as the LLM assumed it would.

[gametorch]

Again, I appreciate the reply. I think my view on LLMs is skewed towards the positive because I've only been building CRUD apps, command line tools, and games with them. I apologize if I came off as incendiary or offensive.