I'm not sure. That is also my experience, but I'm not completely sure that isn't my fault and the compiler comparison would be totally valid if I just used the tool better. When I actually write fully fleshed out specifications and have the LLM handle the implementation, I rarely encounter bugs.
I don't think I've seen a Sol 5.6 or later model fail at a task with a verifiable outcome.
It's when I try to do too little of the defining that I get LLM bugs. In which case maybe programming hasn't changed that much, LLMs really can be reliable compilers, and we're all just being lazy.
I don't think I've seen a Sol 5.6 or later model fail at a task with a verifiable outcome.
It's when I try to do too little of the defining that I get LLM bugs. In which case maybe programming hasn't changed that much, LLMs really can be reliable compilers, and we're all just being lazy.