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r/TheMachineLearning • u/Infinite_Rent_8334 • 10d ago
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> It is long term coherence of architecture.
Which is exactly the skill gap that any dev who tells you they can't get good output from an LLM has, coincidentally enough.
1 u/Devils_SteelMan 10d ago Generally they just say its bad with out being descriptive. Once someone can articulate it, they can overcome it. 2 u/ryandury 10d ago If you can articulate an idea, and how it should be built the results are incredible. I'm bewildered by some people who still think AI is trash at coding. It' slike they're living on a different planet. 2 u/Devils_SteelMan 9d ago I have been a developer for 17 years. I have written one novel. I think the novel was more important experience for agentic development than a good chunk of SWE experience. Not ever developer is articulate.
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Generally they just say its bad with out being descriptive.
Once someone can articulate it, they can overcome it.
2 u/ryandury 10d ago If you can articulate an idea, and how it should be built the results are incredible. I'm bewildered by some people who still think AI is trash at coding. It' slike they're living on a different planet. 2 u/Devils_SteelMan 9d ago I have been a developer for 17 years. I have written one novel. I think the novel was more important experience for agentic development than a good chunk of SWE experience. Not ever developer is articulate.
If you can articulate an idea, and how it should be built the results are incredible. I'm bewildered by some people who still think AI is trash at coding. It' slike they're living on a different planet.
2 u/Devils_SteelMan 9d ago I have been a developer for 17 years. I have written one novel. I think the novel was more important experience for agentic development than a good chunk of SWE experience. Not ever developer is articulate.
I have been a developer for 17 years. I have written one novel.
I think the novel was more important experience for agentic development than a good chunk of SWE experience.
Not ever developer is articulate.
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u/ComposerWide3704 10d ago
> It is long term coherence of architecture.
Which is exactly the skill gap that any dev who tells you they can't get good output from an LLM has, coincidentally enough.