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> You're basically polling the consensus answer to the question you're asking. There is nothing wrong with going with the consensus answer. Sure, you can't inv
by selcuka 2y ago
> You're basically polling the consensus answer to the question you're asking.
There is nothing wrong with going with the consensus answer. Sure, you can't invent an O(N) sorting algorithm with the consensus, but LLMs can definitely write good, maintainable code. Michelin star analogy might be an exaggeration, but it can help cook a good homemade meal, possibly even better than most wannabe home cooks.
- alganet 2y agoDude, ask ChatGPT to explain the analogy for you. It understood well enough. It will save both of us some time. Maybe AI is useful for some things after all.
- selcuka 2y agoNot sure about the reason for the personal attack, but my comment wasn't a reply to you. Michelin star restaurant was not even your analogy. I guess you are right, though. AI is useful for some things. At least it reads the prompt before responding.
- alganet 2y ago> Michelin star restaurant was not even your analogy Precisely.
- roncesvalles 2y ago>There is nothing wrong with going with the consensus answer. For most things, yes. But you don't hire experts to tell you what everyone else knows. You hire experts to give you the angle. For example, an LLM trained on all AWS documentation wouldn't be super useful (possibly less useful than traditional full-text search), because what you really want to know is the things that AWS didn't write, the writing "between the lines", all the things that DynamoDB can't do.