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> Unfortunately the LLMs are trained on what we've made This. As I’ve pointed out in other posts, I work in two languages: Swift (my main language), for native app clients, and PHP, for backend work. I have a lot of experience, with each language (12 years for Swift, and 25, for PHP). My experience with an LLM, is that I get very good PHP, and fairly mediocre Swift. The Swift often looks like fancy tricks, that newer enthusiasts like to demonstrate. Lots of unnecessary threading, and complex, dogmatic, overengineered approaches to simple problems. I suspect that this has a great deal to do with the availability of high-Quality public repositories. PHP is more than twice as old as Swift, and, by nature, is a much more open language. |