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by alyandon
353 days ago
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I lean a bit on LLMs now for initial research/prototype work and it is quite a productivity boost vs random searches on the web. I generally do not commit the code they generate because they tend to miss subtle corner cases unless the prompts I give them are extremely detailed which is not super useful to me. If an LLM does produce something of sufficient quality to get committed I clearly mark it as (at least partially) LLM generated and fully reviewed by myself before I mash the commit button and put my name on it. Basically, I treat LLMs like a fairly competent unpaid intern and extend about the same level of trust to the output they produce. |
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