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I think the author is simply weak at English, although there are some typos that really should have been corrected even in non-idiomatic English (e.g. missing s
by jprete 3y ago
I think the author is simply weak at English, although there are some typos that really should have been corrected even in non-idiomatic English (e.g. missing spaces between words).
Really, as long as the premise, evidence, and results are clear and reproducible, the quality of the English doesn’t much matter.
- dools 3y agoThe claim “They are always novice developers that are not familiar with the APIs that LLMs generate code for them” seems pretty outlandish to me.
- robwwilliams 3y agoWriting is code too. Writing English well does matter if you want to have your work read.