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Because the LLMs are useless unless you already know the answer to what you're looking for. At least if you're trying to be a serious, competent programmer. An
by vrighter 1y ago
Because the LLMs are useless unless you already know the answer to what you're looking for. At least if you're trying to be a serious, competent programmer.
And if you're using an LLM to do your job for you in an interview, then you extremely probably are not smart enough to notice its constant, inevitable mistakes.
- kimjune01 1y ago> LLM to do your job for you in an interview Same argument goes for letting LLM to do my job for me at the job. Plenty of smart people use LLMs to help code at work, and they fix the mistakes. Using an LLM doesn't mean accept its output without verifying that it works.
- vrighter 1y agothe only way I would trust you to verify anything an llm outputs, is for me to know that you can do it withoum an llm. If not, I have no reason to trust that your "verification" is actually verifying anything