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which isnt a horrible overall result for customers, other than the gap time before the good and useable documentation is put together.
by 8note 5mo ago
which isnt a horrible overall result for customers, other than the gap time before the good and useable documentation is put together.
- _heimdall 5mo agoI'm in favor of better documentation generally, and if LLM use does remain pervasive in software I'm sure we'll all live in a new normal where most of the job is documentation of the product and test scenarios. If they ever become cheap enough, I'd expect it to be pretty common to run smoke testing of sorts, pointing the LLM at specs and having it click around to look for discrepancies.