@okias if I may, I speak from both situations really, I am no real programmer, my english is mostly bad.
LLMs likely write code much better and more efficiently than me, I waste hours on issues that LLMs could knock out in minutes really, but if they do, and I write code, even for personal fun accountable to no one, will I ever understand or be able to modify it? FOSS is for me knowing other people can write my code better, and allowing them to patch it <continued>
LLMs likely write code much better and more efficiently than me, I waste hours on issues that LLMs could knock out in minutes really, but if they do, and I write code, even for personal fun accountable to no one, will I ever understand or be able to modify it? FOSS is for me knowing other people can write my code better, and allowing them to patch it <continued>
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@okias while knowing they do infact exist and are capable of being held accountable.
For english, I often fall into pitfalls of not knowing how to express myself correctly, its an eternal struggle, but to add, I have never personally felt if my grasp of a concept leaves wordless, that I can read someone else's translation and understand it better. If I am not sure my words are good enough, I cant really be certain a bot's are better for me.
For english, I often fall into pitfalls of not knowing how to express myself correctly, its an eternal struggle, but to add, I have never personally felt if my grasp of a concept leaves wordless, that I can read someone else's translation and understand it better. If I am not sure my words are good enough, I cant really be certain a bot's are better for me.