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Like it's just so bad to have to work alongside, either the model itself or your coworker with the best of intentions but no domain knowledge
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In the thread “How I use LLMs as a staff engineer”, replying to this comment
Got in the way: Coworkers lacking domain knowledge generated bad code and confusing PRs.
… We can argue about the principle of it all day, or you can say things like "you are just doing it wrong," but ultimately there is just the boots-on-the-ground experience of it that is going to leave the biggest impression on me, at least. Like it's just so bad to have to work alongside, either the model itself or your coworker with the best of intentions but no domain knowledge. Its like having to forever be the most miserable detective in the world; no mystery, only clues. …