← Back to context Comment by skywhopper 10 days ago If it’s so easy, why use AI to do it? 3 comments skywhopper Reply dewey 10 days ago Because it’s easy, but not enjoyable. reverius42 10 days ago We used to just write programs to do those things. rafram 10 days ago It's essentially impossible to write a traditional program that can go through the full process of logging in and changing a password autonomously, without writing fragile site-specific procedures.By contrast, an LLM can do it easily.
dewey 10 days ago Because it’s easy, but not enjoyable. reverius42 10 days ago We used to just write programs to do those things. rafram 10 days ago It's essentially impossible to write a traditional program that can go through the full process of logging in and changing a password autonomously, without writing fragile site-specific procedures.By contrast, an LLM can do it easily.
reverius42 10 days ago We used to just write programs to do those things. rafram 10 days ago It's essentially impossible to write a traditional program that can go through the full process of logging in and changing a password autonomously, without writing fragile site-specific procedures.By contrast, an LLM can do it easily.
rafram 10 days ago It's essentially impossible to write a traditional program that can go through the full process of logging in and changing a password autonomously, without writing fragile site-specific procedures.By contrast, an LLM can do it easily.
Because it’s easy, but not enjoyable.
We used to just write programs to do those things.
It's essentially impossible to write a traditional program that can go through the full process of logging in and changing a password autonomously, without writing fragile site-specific procedures.
By contrast, an LLM can do it easily.