qudat 19 hours ago

> They usually do not care about the implementation.

[citation needed]

> Code generated by LLM is not that different than pulling in a random npm package or rust crate

It's not random, there's an algorithm for picking "good" packages and it's much simpler than reviewing every single line of LLM code.

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VMG 19 hours ago

>> They usually do not care about the implementation. > [citation needed]

Everybody agrees that e.g. `make` and autotools is a pile of garbage. It doesn't matter, it works and people use it.

> It's not random, there's an algorithm for picking "good" packages and it's much simpler than reviewing every single line of LLM code.

But you don't need to review every single line of LLM code just as you don't need to review every single line of dependency code. If it works, it works.

Why does it matter who wrote it?