JustHTML: Addressing some questions (friendlybit.com)
from codeinabox@programming.dev to programming@programming.dev on 20 Dec 11:17
https://programming.dev/post/42674846

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nixfreak@sopuli.xyz on 20 Dec 15:01 collapse

So I take it down voted because of LLM ?

calliope@retrolemmy.com on 20 Dec 15:19 next collapse

Yep! JustHTML was entirely written by LLMs.

I found the article he links to about “vibe engineering” pretty interesting!

talkingpumpkin@lemmy.world on 20 Dec 16:02 next collapse

Hopefully, in time, people will learn that articles about LLM-generated stuff are as interesting as articles about what autocomplete suggestions vscode gives for specific half-written lines of code

codeinabox@programming.dev on 20 Dec 17:00 collapse

Even when I share these articles in the AI community, they get voted down. 🫤 I know these articles aren’t popular, because there is quite a lot of prejudice against AI coding tools. However, I do find them interesting, which is why I share them.

itkovian@lemmy.world on 21 Dec 07:17 next collapse

Jeez, I wonder why??

locuester@lemmy.zip on 21 Dec 14:50 next collapse

I know you’re being facetious, but why?

itkovian@lemmy.world on 21 Dec 15:50 collapse

LLMs are just models that predict series of tokens (words) that is probabilistically related to the query. It is not exactly meant to write entire programs, with or without human intervention. At best, it can generate boilerplate or maybe simple stuff. But, it can never replace human programmers.

codeinabox@programming.dev on 21 Dec 15:21 collapse

I’m open to a conversation discussing the pros and cons of large language models. Whilst I use AI coding tools myself, I also consider myself quite a sceptic, and often share articles critical of these tools.

humanspiral@lemmy.ca on 21 Dec 22:26 collapse

was a decent post. A lot of time went into developing it, and @calliope@retrolemmy.com 's link isn’t fluff, and better background of the project.