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by rstuart4133
45 days ago
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He made a lot of assertions beyond the one in the headline: "Tests force better structured code" and "Mutation testing makes the LLM produce code with fewer bugs" are two examples. Most sounded plausible. But the delivery style of a monologue of rapid fire assertions made the entire thing very hard to accept. A little bit of hard evidence would be nice. In fact it would be more than nice. Firm anchors in the form of published results of real experiments on how you can make LLMs produce different styles of code would be golden right now. I'm sure I'm not the only one flailing around looking for good ways to use these newfangled tools. |
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