alt Hacker NewsAnd that some one can be an LLM. Does your manager at your job review every line of code you wrote or trust you based on your competence and reviews only a compressed portion?
Frankly, these discussions are tiring because there's a false notion that humans have to be in the loop 100% of the time. This is untrue. LLMs are accurate enough that they can be left to do things on their own and human intervention is needed only for out of distribution instances.
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whattheheckheck • today at 7:28 AM
Obviously there will be a maximum hit and then there will be no one to ask to solve your problem and youre gonna be up a creek
> Does your manager at your job review every line of code you wrote or trust you based on your competence and reviews only a compressed portion?
The manager always has a very good stick: “Do a good job or you will be fired”. And me wanting food is well aligned to not produce buggy code. Or make my job harder in the future by writing unmaintainable code.
> Frankly, these discussions are tiring because there's a false notion that humans have to be in the loop 100% of the time
The code is written to process data. Someone needs to be aware of how it’s processed, so that when malformed data appears, we can collectively find where it happens. You can always play around with your own data (if regulation allows) but you need to respect your customers’ data. Not looking at the code jis just negligence.