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The first time i used LLMs it was to try and refactor behind a solid body of tests i trusted. I figure if it cant code when it has all of the necessary context
by pydry 5mo ago
The first time i used LLMs it was to try and refactor behind a solid body of tests i trusted.
I figure if it cant code when it has all of the necessary context available and when obscure failures are easily detected then why would i trust it when building features and fixing bugs?
It never did get good enough at refactoring.
- layoric 5mo agoI agree, the mechanical refactoring of modern IDE tooling, especially with typed languages is so much faster and safer, it's not even close. These tools can be useful for sure, but I think in general they are being wayy over prescribed to different tasks.