> Ah yes. "all the magic the people say work 100% of the time"
I don't see how this rebutts the implication.
> This again assumes that people working on high stakes projects only work on one single project.
No it doesn't. It's a very straightforward yes or no question.
> This again assumes that people finding issues with LLM-generated code have not tried every magic recipe under the sun from people claiming their hair growth elixir is 100% a working solution.
He's just describing very common failure modes that come from a lack of structure/linting.
You're framing things like this is some grand conspiracy. OP is literally describing flat tires and your rebuttal is "these magical round tires i keep hearing about." It's very strange.
LLMs will dedupe code if you give them structures to find the duplication. It's not magic. I do it every day.
I don't see how this rebutts the implication.
> This again assumes that people working on high stakes projects only work on one single project.
No it doesn't. It's a very straightforward yes or no question.
> This again assumes that people finding issues with LLM-generated code have not tried every magic recipe under the sun from people claiming their hair growth elixir is 100% a working solution.
He's just describing very common failure modes that come from a lack of structure/linting.
You're framing things like this is some grand conspiracy. OP is literally describing flat tires and your rebuttal is "these magical round tires i keep hearing about." It's very strange.
LLMs will dedupe code if you give them structures to find the duplication. It's not magic. I do it every day.