90% Percent Of My Code Is Generated By LLM's

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[houstonbova]

This whole article is “Fill your life with AI confirmation bias”

[godkid.]

The i in LLM stands for intelligence 💀

[vshkya]

Generating code using LLMs is like magic. More specifically, a magic teleportation spell that can only teleport you one step, and you never really know if it's going to teleport you forward or backward.

[hansu]

All I learned from this article is that people who rely on LLMs for writing suck at writing. And I think there is correlation between the ability to write clearly and the ability to write clear code.

[jfht]

OP in a nutshell : " I cant code, I cant write, I cant even plan a coherent thought to save my life . Frankly, i am a bumbling moron. Anyway let me enlighten you about creativity" /s

[caffedinator]

You can’t even claim ownership of “your” code at that point 😂

[henrykkaufman]

Creativity comes from understanding
Creativity comes from experience
*Proceeds to use LLMs to write programs for him*

[alexandrecolautoneto]

>AI: write texts like a cold robot; codes like a creative artist.

[Greediium]

90% Blackbox is crazy, when your the one who has to fix it when it goes down...
(Atleast when your trying to make something useful and maybe even be financially succesfull. )

[temprd]

This guy didn’t have an L or W take. He had a G take. Let’s be real. He generated this entire post.

[technicalboy]

He means to say that he doesn't know how to code. The other 10% is from copying and pasting from websites.

[KevinJDildonik]

This article was written 90% in AI. Awful grammar, nonsense sentences, lonf passagws of useless advice that feels like it was copied from some English major trying to write a press release for a tech subject they know nothing about. But it's enough to impress people who don't know much about the subject!

[onegamingmoose]

This article is the greatest unintentional parody I've ever seen.

[fuzzy-]

"90% percent of my code is generated by LLM's"
Compay: Hmm... so you are saying we only need to pay you 10% of your salary and GPT fees.

[SuperElephant]

Yep, the whole building was not built by humans, it was built 99% by a crane.

[AloisMahdal]

90% Percent -- that's not even 1%

[nasko]

I think letting AI write most of your code could either be an enormous problem or no problem whatsoever depending on whether or not you actually understand all the code it's providing you and can debug/ optimize it accordingly. If you're blindly copy pasting then that's no bueno, but I can safely say that so far AI has accelerated my learning by a lot because every time it provides me with an answer I do not understand I go line by line and manually try to understand everything. It's just a tool like anything, and the responsibility is on the programmer to use the tool correctly.

[marcola]

"10xing your skill of duct taping"

[KevinJDildonik]

I've never seen a single case where people who can prove they have majority AI code have an actual commercial product we can see and test ourselves. I have seen thousands of cases where AI just means Actual Indians did the work and some techbro is trying to do a rug pull on VC. Slight gap there.

[naturallyinterested]

Article be like "How I as a .01 Engineer increased my output by 10×!"