Honestly speaking code generation is a form of augmented retrieval. And going further back, I would say human memory is generated from context rather than retri

Honestly speaking code generation is a form of augmented retrieval. And going further back, I would say human memory is generated from context rather than retrieved (which is why it's often fallible - we hallucinate details). LLM's today for me are the equivalent of a large scale human memory for code or for faster augmented retrieval - do they hallucinate details, quite often, but do I find it utilitarian versus dragging myself over documentation details - more often than not.