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  • thedeadwalking4242@lemmy.worldtoLinux@lemmy.ml•Learning Linux via AI
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    1 month ago

    Any question that you could get the answer too from reading a sentence or two from a book or article is generally an LLM will probably be able to answer.

    It’s good for surface level exploratory research.

    The deeper you go the more fallacies and bias start to enter the mix. LLMs by nature are biased and will only present you with one or two solutions/options/opinions on why and what.

    Knowing when your hitting that point is difficult. I urge you to read documentation and human written guides and articles once you find yourself surprising what the LLM can give you.

    As a software developer and script writer myself I can guarantee you what a LLM writes is not “gold” it’s more like bronze at best.

  • thedeadwalking4242@lemmy.worldtoAsklemmy@lemmy.ml•*Permanently Deleted*
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    1 month ago

    It’s ok for very furnace level exploration. Like 100 level stuff. If it’s something you’d google and easily find in an article it’s likely to do a ok job.

    I’ve also found it’s good for tedious straightforward tasks. Anything that would be uncomfortable or timely or automate manually. Best for one offs.

    I’ve also found it’s extremly good for translation, which was it’s originally use.