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Which LLMs have you used? Everything from o3-mini has been very useful to me. Currently I use o3 and gemini-2.5 pro. I do full stack projects, mostly Python, H
by TekMol 1y ago
Which LLMs have you used? Everything from o3-mini has been very useful to me. Currently I use o3 and gemini-2.5 pro.
I do full stack projects, mostly Python, HTML, CSS, Javascript.
I have two decades of experience. Not just my work time during these two decades but also much of my free time. As coding is not just my work but also my passion.
So seeing my productivity double over the course of a few months is quite something.
My feeling is that it will continue to double every few months from now on. In a few years we can probably tell the AI to code full projects from scratch, no matter how complex they are.
- roywiggins 1y agoI think LLMs are just better at Python and JS than other languages, probably because that's what they're more extensively trained on.
- dingnuts 1y agoLLMs are better at languages that are forgiving, like those two, because if something is not exactly right the interpreter will often be able to just continue on
- zelphirkalt 1y agoDepends on what one defines as a criteria for "better". Getting something to run and work, or actually writing good, readable, mostly self-explanatory, maintainable, easily testable, parallelizable, code.
- roywiggins 1y agobetter is relative, code that works but is kind of bad is still better than code that doesn't work and is also kind of bad. whether LLMs produce good code is another question
- codr7 1y agoAs long as you're just rebuilding what already exists, yes.