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Which, again, if you attempt to use these LLMs in an actual enterprise project with the assorted legacy mess in it, that does have to have backwards compatiblit
by torginus 7d ago
Which, again, if you attempt to use these LLMs in an actual enterprise project with the assorted legacy mess in it, that does have to have backwards compatiblity, and interacts with 'weird' tech (well, weird to full stack Node/React devs), well it's an exercise in frustration.
- kloop 7d agoWhich makes sense. In a conversation about code, the most likely answer is often some comment about backwards compatibility. In a conversation about a legacy enterprise app, the most likely answer is often going completely insane