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> Note: You'll be asked to approve code before it's run.

• marshray 3y ago
  I don't know about you, but my malicious code detector isn't anywhere close to 100%.
  • behnamoh 3y ago
    You’d need another LLM to check the code before running! LLM squared
    • arthurcolle 3y ago
      This, but unironically...
  • TeMPOraL 3y ago
    You're probably fine with code generated from direct use of GPT-4 - it's clearly not smart enough to be dangerous. But it's not going to be the case in the future, so best not get into the habit.
    • godelski 3y ago
      > it's clearly not smart enough to be dangerous. The two most dangerous types of programmers are experts and novices. I think you're forgetting the latter. It's the reason there's so many "how to exit vim" jokes and why every linux noob (that actually gets into linux and not just "oh, I installed ubuntu and only use the GUI) deletes shit they needed and learn the importance of backup the hard way. Hell, even being on systems like this for over a decade and knowing them really well I sometimes make mistakes. I have a bunch of aliases and routines literally to prevent accidents.