Aside from the wonderful contribution to Emacs, I have the utmost respect for how straight-forward you were with the 100% LLM generated code. The enlightening conversation on GPU freedom that ensued was also informative.

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wrs 6 hours ago | parent | next [-]

This is a way of using LLMs that doesn’t seem appreciated enough: prototyping a refactor or other new approach to see how it goes. Even if you then rewrite it from scratch, it’s a big timesaver because you’re using the new knowledge to do the “right thing” and avoid backtracking.

	▲	jadyoyster 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		This is exactly how I use LLMs. "I wonder if it's possible to ...", and if I get something that seems to work or passes the test suite that gives me lots of added confidence that an approach is worth spending proper engineering time on. Or sometimes you get suggested a method or library you've never heard of, opening your horizons.

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andros 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I completely agree with you. For me, it was the best reward.