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The code LLMs spit is IME super buggy and gives as much work to correct it as it would have cost writing it from scratch… but it generally does the job. The addictive part is where you click a button and avoid thinking how to code.

This is my experience, but im an amateur and actually enjoy programming things… so, i piss on LLMs taking that from me.

EDIT: i know two persons that actively use LLMs, one does it to avoid having to ibteract with someone that actually knows how to code, the other learned to code to make money, so he really does not care that much.

The code LLMs spit is IME super buggy and gives as much work to correct it as it would have cost writing it from scratch… but it generally does the job. The addictive part is where you click a button and avoid thinking how to code.

This is my experience, but im an amateur and actually enjoy programming things… so, piss on LLMs taking that from me.

EDIT: i know two persons that actively use LLMs, one does it to avoid having to ibteract with someone that actually knows how to code, the other learned to code to make money, so he really does not care that much.

The code is super buggy and gives as much work to correct it as it would have cost writing it from scratch… but it generally does the job. The addictive part is where you click a button and avoid thinking how to code.

This is my experience, but im an amateur and actually enjoy programming things… so, piss on LLMs taking that from me.

EDIT: i know two persons that actively use LLMs, one does it to avoid having to ibteract with someone that actually knows how to code, the other learned to code to make money, so he really does not care that much.

The code is super buggy and gives as much work to correct it as it would have cost writing it from scratch… but it generally does the job. The addictive part is where you click a button and avoid thinking how to code.

This is my experience, but im an amateur and actually enjoy programming things… so, piss on LLMs taking that from me.

The code is super buggy and gives as much work to correct it as it would have cost writing it from scratch… but it generally does the job. The addictive part is where you vlick a button and dont think about it.

This is my experience, but im an amateur and actually enjoy programming things… so, piss on LLMs taking that from me.