alt Hacker NewsIn my (not systems engineering) opinion, most time spent writing code is boilerplate and rituals; unit tests are pretty repetitive, creating a React component is a lot of repetition, etc. A LLM code assistant can do these boring things faster.
In my (not systems engineering) opinion, most time spent writing code is boilerplate and rituals; unit tests are pretty repetitive, creating a React component is a lot of repetition, etc. A LLM code assistant can do these boring things faster.
Yeah I agree with you on that, I'm just curious about the systems programming use case as in my experience you have to think deep about interactions and working with an agent blunts that