I have come slowly to the view that LLMs are very good at this kind of thing and we can use them very productively. I’m tempted to say that this is optimal human+LLM collaboration.
This is collaboration in the same fashion as a group project in school. One kid never shows up or does any work and expects to put their name on it.
It’s hard to take you all seriously when your first instinct is to pop open an llm to even name your project. I mean c’mon that’s the funnest part!
guilty as charged (but also with experience that I have made something cool that I would not otherwise have had the skills or time to do)
> same fashion as a group project in school
you describe my approach to schoolwork with uncanny accuracy
> that’s the funnest part!
amazingly, finding a name for a new PL is the hardest part and yes I plead guilty to working collaboratively with an LLM for inspiration and for grunt checks (motorbike for the mind)