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by aselimov3
31 days ago
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But the specs can’t be fully detailed or else they would just be code which is the point the article above makes. You can certainly limit where the LLMs have freedom by writing more detail but obviously that defeats the purpose of LLMs. What I mean more broadly though is more along the lines of baked in solutions. The LLM will generally prefer certain architectures/libraries/patterns. If you develop a spec alongside an LLM (which I think most people do) you will get pushed towards those. You kind of close yourself off to other ways of solving a problem. You can stop this by detailing exactly what solution you want but I think continuous leaning on the LLM will lead you into a confined space. |
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