Efficiency problems aside (hopefully R1 keeps us focused on increasing efficiency while still being useful), I find it super useful when you set a pattern and let it fill it out for you.
On a side project, I built out 10 or 15 structs and then implemented one of them in a particular pattern and I just asked it to finish off the rest. I did like 10% of the work, but because I set the pattern, it finished everything else flawlessly.
Oh yeah, I noticed that too. Once you give it a few examples, it’s good at iterating on that. And this is precisely the kind of drudgery I want to automate. There is a lot of code you end up having to write that’s just glue that holds things together, and it’s basically just a repetitive task that LLMs can automate.
Efficiency problems aside (hopefully R1 keeps us focused on increasing efficiency while still being useful), I find it super useful when you set a pattern and let it fill it out for you.
On a side project, I built out 10 or 15 structs and then implemented one of them in a particular pattern and I just asked it to finish off the rest. I did like 10% of the work, but because I set the pattern, it finished everything else flawlessly.
Oh yeah, I noticed that too. Once you give it a few examples, it’s good at iterating on that. And this is precisely the kind of drudgery I want to automate. There is a lot of code you end up having to write that’s just glue that holds things together, and it’s basically just a repetitive task that LLMs can automate.