Comment by dnautics
6 hours ago
yep. as an expert programmer there are things i did not have access to. for example, i have an embedded-lite hardware project that required a one line patch to a linux kernel Module.
i know what a kernel module is and im reasonably certain that the patch is safe, but there is no way in hell i would have found that solution (i would have given up). in a world without llms, the project would have died.
I really hope that you have gone over what the LLM decides to do.
Time and time again I've had a project (such as a DSL to SQL compiler, automatic Rust codegen, CSS development) stall because the LLM took a short sighted decision.
I later found better solutions by querying Reddit and upon consulting the LLM, it basically said "oh shit I'm sorry"
We have all had that experience, that's just the way this new world is.
It's honestly pretty arrogant to tell a senior engineer that you "really hope" they've gone over some code. AI generated or otherwise.
Sorry. I forgot to add to add the respect form
I really hope usted checked your code
At this point I'm pretty sure I did the homework for people in college who are now senior engineers