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> I developed an financial servic application with 1MB+ source of code (not including 3rd party libs) within 3 month The timeframe + loc + financial sector see

• ta12653421 2y ago
  Wanna join me for a code/QA flight, i'm open for external audits :) But actually you are somehow right: Without LLM this wouldnt have been possible, e.g. The platform uses Hibernate - for this, you need to create your entity class, a mapping class and a SQL script, and these things have to be somehow in line to each another to make it work; before LLM, you had to type those files. Its just about automating those things which you had to type earlier & timecostly on your own.
  • yallpendantools 2y ago
    > The platform uses Hibernate - for this, you need to create your entity class, a mapping class and a SQL script, and these things have to be somehow in line to each another to make it work; before LLM, you had to type those files. Do you really need an LLM for that? Sure LLMs can do that but they're overkill, no? My internship and first proper job (2011-2012) was at a consulting firm that used Hibernate. They managed to auto-generate all these things with an Excel macro. I'm willing to bet some JetBrains plugin can do that too without LLMs.
    • ta12653421 2y ago
      This was just a very simple example which came to my mind: you could also use active mapping etc. (though i prefer the XML files), its just one example out of many: i see LLM not as a "problem solver" but as a helper/sparringpartner