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Yes but LLMs can also be used by laypeople to explain the issue in plain English too. That’s the problem. Not that LLMs would need human to guide the debugging
by nextworddev 3y ago
Yes but LLMs can also be used by laypeople to explain the issue in plain English too. That’s the problem. Not that LLMs would need human to guide the debugging process anyways (at least in a few years)
- ZephyrBlu 3y agoYou still have the same problem... You cannot describe a technical field with plain English. If you did so the semantics would be incorrect. There is a reason jargon exists. The first two paragraphs alone are absolutely chock with terms that would not be easily explained to a layperson: "The current system is an online whiteboard system. Tech stack: typescript, react, redux, konvajs and react-konva. And vitest, react testing library for model, view model and related hooks, cypress component tests for view. All codes should be written in the tech stack mentioned above. Requirements should be implemented as react components in the MVVM architecture pattern." What is every library in that list? What is a model? What is a view model? What is a hook, component test, view, MVVM, etc? If a layperson could understand explanations for all these things then they would not be a layperson.