> but who cares to be fair
i.e. who cares when the LLM starts giving up when the file is too big and confusing?
i.e. who cares when the LLM introduces bugs / flaws it isn't away of?
i.e. who cares when the LLM starts giving up when the file is too big and confusing?
i.e. who cares when the LLM introduces bugs / flaws it isn't away of?
If the AI fucks up then its a lost cause. And maybe you’ll better off create a new version from scratch instead of trying to maintain one when LLM starts to fail. Just ask Gemini 3.5 this time around.
The AI can write obfuscated code. Name all variables from a to z. Even emit binaries directly. Who cares if it works?
So how does it save time? Do I also tell customers we're blowing things up and redoing it every few months with potential risks like data loss?
I personally do not think any of this is a good idea but here we are.
And I was making fun of AI images with the weird fingers and shit just a year ago, now it's hard to identify AI generated images. The code gen now can create a single file space invaders which is impressive but shitty according to all coding metrics.
They are getting better. At some point the single file shit stew will be good enough cause the context windows and capabilities of LLMs will be able to handle those files. That's when nobody gonna care I guess.
IF...
> weird fingers and shit just a year ago, now it's hard to identify AI generated images
It's still easy and it's never been about the fingers. Things like lighting are still way off (on the latest models).
> At some point the single file shit stew will be good enough
At some point we'll be living in Mars too.