> they happen to be a somewhat useful tool for programmers
Outside the junior/mid level though you've probably mastered a combination of skill and research mastery such that an LLM would slow you down.
Outside the junior/mid level though you've probably mastered a combination of skill and research mastery such that an LLM would slow you down.
Hard to describe, but Andreas Kling's JIT compiler youtube series is a good demonstration of this technique.
I also use it to generate some discussion on ideas. For example, the other day I asked if to consider pro/cons of technical approach A vs B. I don’t have to trust the output, but it’s usually good enough at helping me sketch out the problem space at a high level.
so noticeable, but not a lot, (though don't know the current data)