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> It's difficult to imagine AI improving on that It can be an improvement due to LLMs ability to quickly adapt any solutions to your specific use case. On Go
by tarruda 3y ago
> It's difficult to imagine AI improving on that
It can be an improvement due to LLMs ability to quickly adapt any solutions to your specific use case.
On Google you can search for CRUD web application examples and find tutorials but you will have to adapt to your specific scenatio.
With LLMs ou can ask: "Write a CRUD web app using Next.js and postgres. I want the CRUD to manage entity A with fields x Tx, y, Ty..." and there's a good chance it will spit out a pretty good starting boilerplate.
- starbugs 3y ago> It can be an improvement due to LLMs ability to quickly adapt any solutions to your specific use case. My experience with that so far has been that, yes, that works quite well as long as the thing you ask is common and reasonably simple. The more uncommon and complex it gets, the less successful this tends to be. And in more uncommon cases, if it is successful in terms of the workability of the emitted code, it's often not clear if the approach taken is a good idea at all considering other aspects like maintainability. LLMs are notoriously bad at just saying "Hey dude, I don't really know what I am doing here, ok?" Also, I have often been able to trace their responses back directly to SO answers. Usually, there is not much "creativity" in their answers at all.