I was referring to the above Mastodon thread, which if I understood correctly (I just scanned, didn't get too deep), was referring to ASCII vs Unicode in generated Rust code. And, I was reminded of issues we've come across over the years regarding assumptions around names, addresses, date/time handling and so on to name a few.
So, my worry is generated code will take the easy way out, create something that will be used, the LLM-user will not even realize the issue since they'll lack deeper experience ... and much later, in production, users will run into the "edge-case" bugs later on. It's a hypothesis at this point, nothing more..
I was referring to the above Mastodon thread, which if I understood correctly (I just scanned, didn't get too deep), was referring to ASCII vs Unicode in generated Rust code. And, I was reminded of issues we've come across over the years regarding assumptions around names, addresses, date/time handling and so on to name a few.
So, my worry is generated code will take the easy way out, create something that will be used, the LLM-user will not even realize the issue since they'll lack deeper experience ... and much later, in production, users will run into the "edge-case" bugs later on. It's a hypothesis at this point, nothing more..