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Some people are thinking hard about a complex, nuanced topic of which we have very little past experience to draw on. I'm glad the conclusion is so self-evident
by andybak 3y ago
Some people are thinking hard about a complex, nuanced topic of which we have very little past experience to draw on. I'm glad the conclusion is so self-evident to you. I must be a little slow.
- righthand 3y agoML/LLMs are nuanced and complex topics as they are the inner workings of automation. People using ML/LLM to get around having to write code already understood well enough isn’t a complex nuanced topic because it is the outer workings of automation and has been studied in other fields quite extensively. No one should be surprised at the trend of lazier development from wide adoption of automation tools.
- andybak 3y agoHow do past lessons about automation cleanly apply to AI code generation? Cleanly enough that there's no room for debate, doubt or discussion? (Edit. Not the same person. I keep making this mistake in discussion threads) Previously I wrote: > It's your tone of "this is obvious, people! Why are you still wasting time thinking about it?" that I'm taking exception to.
- righthand 3y agoThere’s room for discussion on it and where to go from here, it’s the result that is not surprising. I would say instead of reacting to the rhetorical remarks, bring up the actual interesting discussion around it in your response.