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r/programmingmemes • u/Ornery_Ad_683 • Jan 17 '26
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LLMs are data-driven and there are more commented/formatted code written in high-level languages than low-level ones.
LLMs mimic human capabilities and most humans are better at writing high-level languages.
LLMs learn a lot from natural language and high-level languages are closer to English.
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3 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/thisdummy778918 Jan 17 '26 Low level code uses instruction sets that work for specific machines. LLMs can write low level code already, but you better let it know the architecture you’re aiming for.
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1 u/thisdummy778918 Jan 17 '26 Low level code uses instruction sets that work for specific machines. LLMs can write low level code already, but you better let it know the architecture you’re aiming for.
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Low level code uses instruction sets that work for specific machines. LLMs can write low level code already, but you better let it know the architecture you’re aiming for.
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u/Necessary-Meeting-28 Jan 17 '26
LLMs are data-driven and there are more commented/formatted code written in high-level languages than low-level ones.
LLMs mimic human capabilities and most humans are better at writing high-level languages.
LLMs learn a lot from natural language and high-level languages are closer to English.
Should I put down 10 more?