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Yes, you mentioned those things that are documented everywhere. I do use LLMs to give me skeleton code for those parts I'm not familiar with. How about a full
by nottorp 2y ago
Yes, you mentioned those things that are documented everywhere. I do use LLMs to give me skeleton code for those parts I'm not familiar with.
How about a full equivalent of Qt that is proprietary and has absolutely nothing public in it? How is a LLM going to help with that? There is no public info anywhere.
> the absolute cutting edge of AI research
No offense but there are billions of public pages about "AI" research since it's the new gold rush. Of course LLMs have material about all your libs.
- llm_nerd 2y ago>but there are billions of public pages about "AI" research Billions? For many of the things I am working on there are zero public pages outside of research papers. I said nothing about working with libs. Again, I'm not asking an AI "here's my project now finish it", I'm working with AIs for the countless little programming challenges and needs. Things that mirror things done in many, many other projects, most having nothing to do with my domain. As an aside, starting that with "no offense" as an attempt to make it insulting is...weird. I feel like this discussion is taking place ten years ago. The weird reference to StackOverflow is particularly funny.