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They can do surprisingly things if prompted correctly. But their ability to do complex logic falls apart, and their limits are pretty much a hard wall when rea
by devbent 2y ago
They can do surprisingly things if prompted correctly.
But their ability to do complex logic falls apart, and their limits are pretty much a hard wall when reached.
- pcblues 2y agoAnd so another level of abstraction in software development is created, but this time with an unknown level of accuracy. Call me old-school, but I like a debuggable, explainable and essentially provably reliable result. When a good developer can code while keeping the whole problem accurately in their heads, the code is worth its wait (deliberate sic, thank you) in gold.