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I think you misunderstand - it’s not that you shouldn’t be capable of evaluating and improving the implementation, but that it’s usually irrelevant. A very larg
by Ancapistani 2mo ago
I think you misunderstand - it’s not that you shouldn’t be capable of evaluating and improving the implementation, but that it’s usually irrelevant. A very large majority of the time, “good enough” is fine. Fix things people complain about, and use the rest of your time to do more important things.
- ZPrimed 2mo agoand this is why everything needs 32+GB of RAM and an assload of storage. LLMs don't have human attention to detail, IME