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by gulugawa
18 days ago
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I don't code with LLMs, and think you might be right. However, Postgres is a tool with clearly defined functionality and doesn't have ambiguous requirements that are seen in user facing software. As a result, it is entirely plausible that the author created a working Postgres replacement for certain use cases. I personally want to see more evidence about the quality of the tool after it is in a finished state. |
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