Boilerplate code is code you don't need to write or is cumbersome to write.
Like getter/setter in java for all your attributes.
I would never consider imports boilerplate code.
Like getter/setter in java for all your attributes.
I would never consider imports boilerplate code.
But isn't it also a waste to use data centers full of GPUs to process terabytes of text to accomplish the same thing better programming language design could?
If it wouldn't be beneficial for writing code, which it is, we wouldn't use it.
But yes if we could create better languages or systems, it would be a waste. But we tried multiply new programming languages, we have no code platforms etc.
It does look like though that LLM is still better than all of those approaches.
But thats not the point of it anyway?
Its about writing code faster and potentially better. Cloud GPUs can also generate unit tests etc.
I primarily use it for languages i don't use often enough, nonetheless its only a question of time until it doesn't make sense anymore to write code yourself.
You an I seem to have different values. I have never desired quicker things that are worse.