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Debian is debating the use of LLMs
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Everyone I work with who uses LLMs more than a little bit hasn't gotten better at coding. They've just made bad code faster, with even less understanding.
It's something like a catch-22. The people smart enough to use them effectively don't need to. The people who aren't smart enough will misuse them.
So you don't code and you like pithy nonsense.
I'm a professional software engineer. You seem to have drawn at least one nonsense conclusion