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I haven't seen a code base which hasn't fallen into degradation from that loop. From personal experience, any "correction" leads to an LLM writing more code, o
by evolve-maz 3mo ago
I haven't seen a code base which hasn't fallen into degradation from that loop.
From personal experience, any "correction" leads to an LLM writing more code, or stripping apart interfaces and mixing logic poorly, or adding some hidden control flow just to catch that edge case rather than the general case for that category of input.
- lrizzo 3mo agosame as in real life?
- evolve-maz 3mo agoI wouldn't accept that junk from any engineer in my team. My experience with good developers has been: - Create something a bit ugly which works - As more use cases come in, refactor code and clean up old gnarly bits LLMs tend to work architecture astronaut style mixed with a junior for implementation. Build theoretically good interfaces but then implement dependencies across all of them. And when changes happen, keep feeding that cycle.