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Nah, there is little demand for it that's the reason. LLMs don't need a LSP, they work better without it often. Most Java devs use IntelliJ or another IDE with
by dtech 2mo ago
Nah, there is little demand for it that's the reason.
LLMs don't need a LSP, they work better without it often.
Most Java devs use IntelliJ or another IDE with its inbuilt thing.
For everyone else the existing one is good enough for incidental usage.
So ~no one cares
- marginalia_nu 2mo agoI care, which is existence proof that someone cares.
- dtech 2mo ago~no one == approximately no one
- marginalia_nu 2mo agoThere are multiple questionable attempts at solving this problem in this comment thread. Where did they come from? We're also commenting on a blog post that is discussing an adjacent problem to this. ... which you decided to comment on?
- Jataman606 2mo ago> LLMs don't need a LSP, they work better without it often How could LLM's work better without LSP when LSP is something don't interact with?