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1. Unintentional Vulnerabilities AI models are trained on vast codebases, including those with known vulnerabilities. They may inadvertently reproduce these vulnerabilities in generated code. Example: An AI might…
Read articleTraditional wisdom about commenting code is being challenged by the use of Large Language Models (LLMs). Key Observations from Practice Comment Volatility with LLMs LLMs often strip out…
Read articleLearning Curve: New technologies require time and resources to master. Your team's productivity will initially decrease as developers familiarize themselves with new tools and paradigms. Ecosystem Immaturity: Cutting-edge…
Read articleThere seems to be a stark divide in the developer community regarding the effectiveness of LLMs for coding. Some are disappointed, others quietly reap the benefits of these…
Read articleWith the rise of large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4 and Claude 3 Opus, some people are wondering if software developers will soon be out their jobs. Here's…
Read articleHere's a how Cursor, a VSCode fork with built-in GPT-4 support, crafts its API requests to GPT-4 to generate code. Original API Request { "model": "gpt-4", "temperature": 0,…
Read articleCursor is a VSCode fork with built-in support for large language models (LLMs). It allows users to select code, hit Ctrl+K, write an LLM prompt, and see how…
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