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by SOLAR_FIELDS
91 days ago
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Given the stochastic nature, if I am forced to have to dig into the code because the LLM couldn't figure it out perhaps one out of every 10 times, it's still a huge bonus. Probably it depends on what you are working on. Esoteric COBOL? Erlang? Yeah good luck, you're probably hand steering the thing while the frontier model providers figure out how to train it better. Vanilla-ish Python/Golang/Typescript/Java? I pretty much never have to do that nowadays for things the model is familiar with. If i do have to dig into the code, I've never regretted doing it this way, because 90% of my use cases worked just fine, and in those 90% of use cases I was able to produce working code at 20x the rate of hand writing it if not more. Feels like a huge win to me. |
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