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by seunosewa
28 days ago
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One of my favourite things to do is to ask the models, "what does this code do and why?" They are usually not far from the truth.
From the perspective of a LLM that has been trained on all of the public code on GitHub, issues, and pull requests, your code and its intents are not that unique. They can see patterns in the code that point to the purpose. The constraints that shaped your code are the same constraints everyone else had. Developer intents and aspirations aren't unique either. And in an LLM-written codebase, the chat history and prompts are available. The constraints, the rejected approaches, the goals. Users ask the models to write MD files that directly state their intents and aspirations for the ode. |
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