2026-01-06 11:36 UTC
@HalvarFlake@mastodon.social
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Let me take apart what you're saying here. First part:
> LLMs do shift the boundaries of what is achievable with a certain number of developers
OK, this might be "AI" coupled to an IDE, warning of possible memory leaks, security issues or compiler errors. Basic stuff, akin to how modern walls aren't build brick by little clay brick, but by stacking AAC or calcium silicate blocks with cranes: quite a bit faster than classic brick-laying, but essentially the same thing.
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@Yendolosch@23.social 2026-01-06 11:45
@HalvarFlake@mastodon.social (2/4) You might even do something like "OK, look at what we did for the frobulazor: we need something like that for the grokulator, only without the zanification part, and in N dimensions. Spec it for me" (sometime later) "OK, now with these corrections, build it". I've never tried it, but if I'm not mistaken, then that's the current state of the art -- with more or less iterations needed due to "errm, I get this compiler error" or "works now, but you missed the Nth dimension".