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It’s still a work in progress. I used an LLM to speed up development, and I’ve done the testing, but I’ll keep improving it no doubt
by pratik227 9mo ago
It’s still a work in progress. I used an LLM to speed up development, and I’ve done the testing, but I’ll keep improving it no doubt
- jacquesm 9mo agoHow much of this is LLM derived and how much of it is yours?
- Bigpet 9mo agoI don't even care about that. My suggestion to him was earnest. I don't have a problem with LLMs. Just with how people use them. I just don't like "slop". I see the same user-interaction problems every time. I just don't want people to litter their heavily polished immaculately styled products that have so clearly bad user-interaction design. E2e testing and closing the loop on LLMs does seem to help here. Though I really would prefer people click around their own product for at least 5 minutes.
- jacquesm 9mo agoIt matters to me. Depending on the ratio there is a line between 'LLM assisted' and 'LLM derived'. There are enough samples of open source code around this theme out there that this could be one of either and the goal to commercialize it is a messy one if the provenance of the code isn't clear. It would be great to see this sort of thing litigated so that there is at least some clarity rather than just a moral stance.
- pratik227 9mo agoSo Claude Workspace is also written using the Claude LLM—does that mean you would stop using the product?
- pwatsonwailes 9mo agoNone of it is them, all of it is LLMs.