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It’s no different from translating business requirements into code. Djikstra was talking about something completely different.
by nojito 1y ago
It’s no different from translating business requirements into code.
Djikstra was talking about something completely different.
- sponnath 1y agoTrue but this only works well if the natural language "processor" was reliable enough to properly translate business requirements into code. LLMs aren't there yet.
- lou1306 1y agoExactly, and translating business requirements into code is so frustrating and error-prone that entire philosophies (and consulting firms) have been built around it. LLMs are no silver bullet, they are just faster to come up with _something_.