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I don’t think that throwing even more complexity at not only our problems but also our solutions is the lesson from that.

• bsaul 3y ago
  it's a one-time shot though. You see what suggestions the LLM is producing, and decide or not to apply them. Once the code is refactored, you get back to regular coding.
  • flohofwoe 3y ago
    That doesn't sound like it's less work than an "AI free" approach. The tricky part with refactoring isn't figuring out what needs to be changed and how, but to implement the change in a way that it works with the rest of the system, while at the same time actually improving things (and not just applying a different coding style).