alt Hacker NewsWhy not? Because you can get stronger guarantees of correctness and consistency out of a typical code formatter, which will also probably run about a million times faster.
Why not? Because you can get stronger guarantees of correctness and consistency out of a typical code formatter, which will also probably run about a million times faster.
You're not wrong. Though now I am thinking of ways an LLM in CI might be useful, (dijkstra forgive me).