They’ll end up ignoring it to search how to make a for-loop for the 5th time even tho they have written 100 of them in the whole codebase because their brain is preoccupied with the whole state context of the IRQ handler of a MIPS processor while in the middle of porting mainline linux to the R5900
What if we give LLMs to caffeine addicted AuDHD person? What happens? Do they cancel out each other or multiply?
They’ll end up ignoring it to search how to make a for-loop for the 5th time even tho they have written 100 of them in the whole codebase because their brain is preoccupied with the whole state context of the IRQ handler of a MIPS processor while in the middle of porting mainline linux to the R5900
I imagine it would be the same as if you gave Superman a gun, he’d just end up being less effective.
Tho LLMs are closer to a musket as they tend to be wildly inaccurate.
So, yeah. Picture Superman having to use a musket instead of his full kit.