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by fxj
66 days ago
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In the long run there is no alternative to really reading your codebase and understanding what is going on. You can leave the nitty gritty details to the LLM but you have to be in the drivers seat and know how the parts of your codebase works together. You have to be the architect and can leave the plumbing to the LLM, but dont try to make a plumber an architect. just my 2 ct |
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