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They're only not doing that because my software is not common yet. But look at GitHub issues for any semi-famous project, and you'll see a lot of questions abou
by gavinhoward 3y ago
They're only not doing that because my software is not common yet. But look at GitHub issues for any semi-famous project, and you'll see a lot of questions about misunderstandings, and that's before LLM's poisoned everything.
- davely 3y ago> But look at GitHub issues for any semi-famous project, and you'll see a lot of questions about misunderstandings This usually happens because people don’t read documents to understand why something isn’t working in the first place or the documentation is not clear. If anything, an LLM makes this sort of stuff more accessible. Anecdotally, I find using something like ChatGPT to rubber duck engineering problems with various libraries to be much more enjoyable and useful than going to Stack Overflow or mucking through overly verbose (or not verbose enough) docs.