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LLM is good for throwaway code. Easier to write, harder to maintain, diagnose, repair, also with LLMs. Which is most code that is not a product. Fast food, ass
by lordkrandel 1y ago
LLM is good for throwaway code.
Easier to write, harder to maintain, diagnose, repair, also with LLMs.
Which is most code that is not a product.
Fast food, assembly line, factory may be examples, but there is a HUGE catch:
When a machine with a good setup makes your burger, car or wristwatch, you can be sure that at 99.99% it is as specified.
You trust the machine.
With LLMs, you have to verify each single step, and if you don't, it simply doesn't work.
You cannot trust them to work autonomously 24/7.
That's why you ain't losing your job, yet.