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Not sure how to respond to this as clearly that's what I was getting at. Perhaps this is a response from an LLM though. Again, not being sarcastic, it just se
by sodapopcan 8mo ago
Not sure how to respond to this as clearly that's what I was getting at. Perhaps this is a response from an LLM though. Again, not being sarcastic, it just seems like it's maybe the case?
- squeefers 8mo agoyou make a good point and everything but have you considered the way people using LLM is similar to the way we review code together as humans? but if you think about it, they just swapped one of the humans with an LLM
- sodapopcan 8mo agoYes, I am just against code review (except in certain circumstances) and think pair programming (with humans) is much more productive and beneficial.
- munksbeer 8mo agoPair programming is exhausting to a lot of people, myself included. My brain just doesn't work like that. I work in fits and starts, with weird, sustained bursts of productivity. Pair programming is draining to me.
- sodapopcan 8mo agoIt's exhausting to me too! But when you do it every day you get used to it. You also get a lot more done so last time I did it we would work shorter days.
- mycall 8mo agoDoes my post history suggest to you I am an LLM?