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I don't like to compare LLM's to people. There is a real return of investment in co-workers over time, as they get better (most of the time). Now, I don't min
by grim_io 1y ago
I don't like to compare LLM's to people.
There is a real return of investment in co-workers over time, as they get better (most of the time).
Now, I don't mind engaging in a bit of Sisyphean endeavor using an LLM, but remember that the gods were kind enough to give him just one boulder, not 10 juggling balls.
- joshvm 1y agoIt's less about a direct comparison to people and more what a similar scenario would be in a normal development team (and why we don't put one person solely in charge of review). This is an advantage of async systems like Jules/Copilot, where you can send off a request and get on with something else. I also wonder if the response from CLI agents is also short enough that you can waste time staring at the loading bar, because context switching between replies is even more expensive.