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Man that’d cost a pretty penny. You have input and output token costs, likely close to dollar per call. And you could need 2/3 calls that get it right, worth i
by m3kw9 4y ago
Man that’d cost a pretty penny. You have input and output token costs, likely close to dollar per call. And you could need 2/3 calls that get it right, worth it?
- marpstar 4y agoI inherit small- to medium- sized projects from other developers at the agency I work with and to be able to run a project through it and get this sort of analysis without having to find the entry-points and whatnot myself... easily worth the money. It's not something I'd be using with any regularity (on the same project), but I can see where it'd be worth it, even at a dollars-per-project cost.
- redeux 4y agoDepends on your scenario, I guess. If we assume an engineer’s time is worth $75/hr and it would take an hour (much more or less depending on the size and complexity of the code base) to complete one of these tasks then this looks like a bargain, right?
- m3kw9 4y agoit likely won’t be a no brainer once you factor in testing the code and understanding the code depending on your constraints like security, performance, expandablilty etc. Not like you can run it and check in, you’d get fired doing that