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That's not fair, and not what I am saying at all. I enjoy writing code. I just don't enjoy writing code that I've written a thousand times before. It's like sa
by timr 1y ago
That's not fair, and not what I am saying at all.
I enjoy writing code. I just don't enjoy writing code that I've written a thousand times before. It's like saying that Picasso should have enjoyed painting houses for a living. They're both painting, right?
(to be painfully clear, I'm not comparing myself to Picasso; I'm extending on your metaphor.)
- bluefirebrand 1y agoYou would rather debug the low quality LLM code that you know you could write better, a thousand times?
- timr 1y agoWell, I don't write bugs in my code, of course, but let's just say that you were the type of person who does: having a bot that writes code 100x faster than you, that also occasionally makes mistakes (but can also fix them!), is still a huge win.
- bluefirebrand 1y ago> occasionally makes mistakes Well. Maybe we have to agree to disagree but I think it makes mistakes far more frequently than I do Even if it makes mistakes exactly as often as I do, making 100x as many mistakes in the same amount as time seems like it would be absolutely impossible to keep up with