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I'm curious were you in an existing code base or a greenfield project? I've found LLMs tend to struggle getting a codebase from 0 to 1. They tend to swap betwe
by SkyPuncher 2y ago
I'm curious were you in an existing code base or a greenfield project?
I've found LLMs tend to struggle getting a codebase from 0 to 1. They tend to swap between major approaches somewhat arbitrarily.
In an existing code base, it's very easy to ground them in examples and pattern matching.
- ivan_gammel 2y agoGreenfield. It’s an interesting question though, if on today‘s project some model will perform better tomorrow because of more reference data. I would expect LLMs to lag behind on latest technology, simply because their reference data has more older examples and may not include latest versions of platforms or frameworks. I have seen LLMs breaking on basic CRUD tasks because of that.