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Right-- it's only really capable of trivial code and boilerplate, which I usually just copy from one of my older programs, examples in docs, or a highly-ranked
by foobarbecue 1y ago
Right-- it's only really capable of trivial code and boilerplate, which I usually just copy from one of my older programs, examples in docs, or a highly-ranked recent SO answer. Saves me from having to converse with an expensive chatbot, and I don't have to worry about random hallucinations.
If it's a new, non-trivial algorithm, I enjoy writing it.
- BeetleB 1y agoFor me, it's a lot easier getting the LLM to do it than browsing through multiple SO answers, or even finding some old code of mine. Oh, and the chatbot is cheap. I pay for API usage. On average I'm paying less than $5 per month. > and I don't have to worry about random hallucinations. For boilerplate code, I don't think I've ever had to fix anything. It's always worked the first time. If it didn't, my prompt was at fault.
- Mallowram 1y ago[dead]