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I wonder how well they do for Go and Java. The first is a boring language where there's little to none chance to stray from the default. The second is verbose,
by skydhash 2y ago
I wonder how well they do for Go and Java. The first is a boring language where there's little to none chance to stray from the default. The second is verbose, but with strict rules on the syntax.
- egeozcan 2y agoThey are fine with Go. Not with whole codebases but libraries/functions around a thousand lines of code are written perfectly with tests (Although, I always say, never let the LLM write the tests AND the code, or at least write your own tests in addition to what it generates).