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> and clean up any LLM-ness afterwards That never happens. It's actually easier to write the code from scratch and avoid LLMness altogether.
by zozbot234 8mo ago
> and clean up any LLM-ness afterwards
That never happens. It's actually easier to write the code from scratch and avoid LLMness altogether.
- UqWBcuFx6NV4r 8mo ago[flagged]
- zozbot234 8mo agoThe skill of cleaning up LLM-written slop to bring it to the human-like quality that any sane FLOSS maintainer would demand to begin with? It's just not worth it.
- trollbridge 8mo agoThere are lots of tools that aren’t worthwhile to learn to use, and in particularly learning to use poor quality output of subpar tools is not something I’m interested in learning.