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I feel this is also true of code in general. Writing is easy; reading is hard. That's why LLMs aren't much help to me -- they just increase my workload by giv
by foobarbecue 4y ago
I feel this is also true of code in general.
Writing is easy; reading is hard.
That's why LLMs aren't much help to me -- they just increase my workload by giving me more code to read and review. If I write it myself, I already know what it means, so that saves time and effort.
- fhd2 4y agoI find this mostly pays off in debugging: Having written code usually means I know it better than code I've reviewed, which I know better than code I've never seen. Finding a weird bug in code I know well is a _lot_ easier.