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Seems like LLMs would be well suited for test driven development. A human writes tests and the LLM can generate code passing all tests; ending with a solution t
by cherry_tree 2y ago
Seems like LLMs would be well suited for test driven development. A human writes tests and the LLM can generate code passing all tests; ending with a solution that meets the humans expectations.
- drpossum 2y agoI disagree because you're only considering the "get code to make the test pass". Refactoring, refining, and simplifying is critical and I've yet to see this applied well. (I've also yet to see the former applied usably well either despite "write tests generate code" being an early direction.)
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- distortionfield 2y agoThis is more or less how I use LLMs right now. They’re fantastic at the plumbing, so that I can focus on the important part - the business and domain logic.