> the right fix is not "handle every malformed case." ... [LLMs] will still attempt to handle now impossible errors.
This is the number one code smell from LLMs and I don't know why they are so obsessed with it. In python, it often comes as `hasattr` checks on types that are defined to have that attribute, in a code base that is fully type-checked.
Why do they do that? Is it from pre-training or re-enforcement? If that latter, can the labs please fix this?
This is the number one code smell from LLMs and I don't know why they are so obsessed with it. In python, it often comes as `hasattr` checks on types that are defined to have that attribute, in a code base that is fully type-checked.
Why do they do that? Is it from pre-training or re-enforcement? If that latter, can the labs please fix this?