Comment by alganet

I too have all sorts of secret stuff that I wouldn't share. I'm not asking for that. Isolating and reproducing example behavior is different from sharing your whole work.

> It would have been familiar enough to an ML engineer, I'm sure, but it was pretty much Perl to me.

How can you be sure that the solution doesn't have obvious mistakes that an ML engineer would spot right away?

> When this tech gets another 10x better

A chainsaw is way better than a regular saw, but it's also more dangerous. Learning to use it can be fun. Learning not to cut your toes is also important.

I am looking for ways in which LLMs could potentially cut people's toes.

I know you don't want to hear that your favorite tool can backfire, and you're still skeptic despite having experienced the example I gave you firsthand. However, I was still hopeful that you could understand my point.