Apologies your highness. Your neck must be sore being this far up your arse.

Never claimed I was? Computer scientist.

I’m not an engineer.

That isn’t the discussion at hand. Insane you don’t realise that.

Thanks to Cunt Jr for the idea

Scale? It’s a personal ancestry site for my surname with graphs and shit mate. Compares naming patterns, locations, dna, clustering, etc between generations and tries to place loose people. Works pretty well, managed to find a bunch of missing connections through it.

In the case of a senior engineer then they wouldn’t need to worry about the hallucination rate. The LLM is a lot faster than them and they can do other tasks while it’s being generated and then review the outputs. If it’s trivial you’ve saved time, if not, you can pull up that documentation, and reason and step through the problem with the LLM. If you actually know what you’re talking about you can see when it slips up and correct it.

And that hallucination rate is rapidly dropping. We’ve jumped from about 40% accuracy to 90% over the past ~6mo alone (aider polygot coding benchmark) - at about 1/10th the cost (iirc).

I mean before we’d just ask google and read stack, blogs, support posts, etc. Now it just finds them for you instantly so you can just click and read them. The human reasoning part is just shifting elsewhere where you solve the problem during debugging before commits.

Sounds like they need to work on their prompts. I vibe code some hobby projects I wouldn’t have done otherwise and it’s never done that. I have it comment each change and review it all in diff checker so that’s 90% of the time.

Less likely to be targeted by them like Trump is doing now.

Getting ahead of the fascism, smart.

Working for me now