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It's nicely symmetrical, because conversely I prefer my LLM-generated code to have no dependencies.
by jsnell 3mo ago
It's nicely symmetrical, because conversely I prefer my LLM-generated code to have no dependencies.
- peteforde 3mo agoBingo. These days, my only deps are TinyUSB and LVGL - stuff that would be completely pointless and absurd to recreate.
- chollida1 3mo ago> It's nicely symmetrical, because conversely I prefer my LLM-generated code to have no dependencies. How do you get your code to the point where it has no dependencies? How do you do any sort of database writing without a library, or web access without sockets from an os library? What sort of code has no dependencies? I'm now very curious as I can't see how you can do anything without altest including the std lib from your OS to do any file i/o.
- tayo42 3mo agoWrite assembly to do the syscall instruction with whatever params you need.
- jaggederest 3mo agoRelevant, reader mode recommended: https://www.ee.torontomu.ca/~elf/hack/recovery.html https://www.ee.torontomu.ca/~elf/hack/recovery.html
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- nancyminusone 3mo agoYou mean aside from previous work it was trained on?
- 20k 3mo agoDependencies: stolen from all code ever written without permission, including extremely illegal content But other than that, totally dependency free!
- moffkalast 3mo agoBeats copy pasting from stackoverflow and calling it yours.
- sscaryterry 3mo agoMic drop
- NewJazz 3mo agoDoes it? Seems roughly equivalent. At least with SO there is a clear problem and solution being solved.
- moffkalast 3mo agoWell one is silent and the other has a big "Co-authored by Claude" label on it, so it's at least more visible. With SO there's an unclear problem and a closed as duplicate being served if we're being real.
- 12hasgt 3mo agoIt isn't your code, it is stolen.
- sscaryterry 3mo agoI guess code you get from a book too? Or learning it, and typing it out after you've mastered a particular algorithm? (FYI I'm not disputing that the LLM vendors didn't steal, that doesn't mean the technology is shit)
- moffkalast 3mo agoIt's March 18th, 2087, npm and conda are considered crimes against humanity in 23 countries...