>Hi, please do this and that in Go>Sure! "blablabla" *shits out a solution*>I read his output, from first glance this program has so many issues>"Thank you, but your approach is pretty bad. In situation A/B/C/D/E we have a problem. Rewrite this with a more robust solution">"Ah! I see what you mean! Let me fix it for you>*shits out more trash code*>*failed to fulfill the requirements I gave him*>"Look, you could do it this way. Let me explain to you. It would be more robust">"Ah! Yes you are correct">*shits out slightly better but still trash program*Fuck it, I just decided to write that myself.LLMs are essentially very efficient codemonkeys. I guess it's good to get inspiration, use as an advanced search engine, or something, but it cannot write quality programs with more than 100 lines on its own. It makes so many errors, ignore so many crucial things, and then hacks out quick fixes while trying to suck your dick "Ah! Yes master you are so right! I apologize for being a retarded LLM!"
>>103218087Skill issue, learn to use LLMs.
>>103218087You're using it wrong.>it cannot write quality programs with more than 100 lines on its ownIt doesn't need to be able to do that to be useful.Install Copilot or one of its competitors and use the LLM as autocomplete on steroids.For example you can write the prototype and docstring for a function and have it generate the body, and it'll usually be able to do it if the function is self-contained enough and it has access to enough type info. Saves a ton of time.Or write addCustomer() and have it auto-generate getCustomer(), updateCustomer(), deleteCustomer().Or if you forget the syntax for some type of constraint in Postgres and don't feel like researching it, just ask the AI.
>>103218087It's like having a 100 IQ code slave at your fingertips. The only problem is that writing decent code requires an IQ of 130 at a minimum.
>>103218087>LLMs are essentially very efficient codemonkeysAnd that's enough to replace most jobs
>>103218279In my case I have the IQ but lacked the language experience. LLMs for a pajeet do nothing. In my case it bridged 10y of experience that I never had.
>>103218087be better at prompting
