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They also "reap huge benefits from the tight feedback loop that the compiler provides". When something is easier/requires less context, it tends to work well f
by cryptonym 4mo ago
They also "reap huge benefits from the tight feedback loop that the compiler provides".
When something is easier/requires less context, it tends to work well for both human and LLM.
- vips7L 4mo agoI've noticed this a lot in LLM generated Java. Since it doesn't know what can or can't be null it tends to wrap everything in Optional<T>. Super strong type systems are becoming even more important.
- hedora 4mo agoYou probably need to tell it to rip as many of those out as possible (and replace them with null annotations). I've noticed LLMs sometimes pick a documented anti-pattern (passing Optional around in Java is not recommended), then amplify it (like a human might).
- vips7L 4mo agoThat's because LLMs suck.