Chollet says LRMs make hand-written code less worthwhile
Original titleI don't read/write code these days, I only instruct an LRM. But it's not because I think LRM code quality is perfect, or even good. And i...
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François Chollet says he no longer reads or writes code and instead directs a large reasoning model, though he does not consider its code quality perfect or its instructions reliably followed.
He argues LRMs enable faster ways to test, audit, visualize, and red-team a codebase, achieving the benefits of code review through new workflows.
He concludes that the return on hand-writing code no longer looks good, since these workflows can be more productive than the old ones.
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