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> The other side of it is people who seem to have 'gotten it' and can dispatch multiple agents to plan/execute/merge changes across a project and want to tell y
by ai-christianson 1y ago
> The other side of it is people who seem to have 'gotten it' and can dispatch multiple agents to plan/execute/merge changes across a project and want to tell you how awesome their workflow is without actually showing any code.
This is a great read on the situation. Do you think these people are just making it up/generating baseless hype?
- WD-42 1y agoI think people are rightly hesitant to share code that has their name on it but for which they know nothing about. I have seen a few of these full blown llm coded projects and every one of them has has some giant red flashing warning at the top of the README about the project being llm generated. So I think it’s probably a mix of avoiding embarrassment and self preservation.
- ai-christianson 1y agoInteresting, to me it's still very much a human in the loop process and the person whose name is on the commit is ultimately responsible for what they commit.