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Developers who can code without LLMs will go extinct in couple years and there will be legends about them, you should at least have some decent open weight mode
by throwaw12 4mo ago
Developers who can code without LLMs will go extinct in couple years and there will be legends about them, you should at least have some decent open weight model as a backup
- zarzavat 4mo agoWait a second kiddo, I expect to live longer than that.
- w29UiIm2Xz 4mo agoI'm not sure if I'd want to code without an LLM anymore. That said, there will always be open models.
- magpi3 4mo agoThere is something to be said for how the technology stack keeps growing for businesses and what this might mean for the future. Thirty years ago, you had an OS and you installed applications. No problem. Later, you had to build and use apps on the internet, an infrastructure that is susceptible to DDOS attacks, government firewalls, and other security risks. Still fine, sort of. Now, you not only have to build apps on the internet, you also have use LLMs to build apps to remain competitive with other developers. Future (human) maintainers of your code might not properly understand how it works, and if the providers of the LLMs screw up or go rogue, you are properly fucked. There is a dependency/technology stack debt that is creating risks that need to be acknowledged.
- tovej 4mo agoI don't plan on using LLMs for programming any time soon. And I know like one guy who does use them. He's not a developer by trade, he just has to write programs sometimes.
- root-parent 4mo agoFrom everybody will learn to code to ...nobody will know how to code...