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by suprjami
311 days ago
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I think that's unlikely to get widespread traction. Source code is not for computers, it is a way for human developers to communicate with each other. Compilers/interpreters are a consumer of that communication. Without easy communication of ideas, software does not work. That's why very few people write in raw assembly (hardware or bytecode) and why so many people write in programming languages. LLMs will not remove the human interchange of ideas. At least not the current generation of generative LLMs. |
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