Re:Human coders are still better than LLMs
by npteljes on Thursday June 05, 2025 @03:40PM
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I fail to see the issue with that as well.
The sentiment I often see online is that "fewer rules = more freedom". And as I grew more experienced, I find that the opposite is true. In a lot of cases, freedom is upheld by the rules themselves. And this is not an orwellian "war is peace" kind of thing, but rather a GNU Free Software kind of thing, where the perpetuity of the freedom is guaranteed with the rules of participation.
I think that this discussion went in the same direction with the unions. But, of course, freedom in itself can have different interpretations for different people.
The sentiment I often see online is that "fewer rules = more freedom". And as I grew more experienced, I find that the opposite is true. In a lot of cases, freedom is upheld by the rules themselves. And this is not an orwellian "war is peace" kind of thing, but rather a GNU Free Software kind of thing, where the perpetuity of the freedom is guaranteed with the rules of participation.
I think that this discussion went in the same direction with the unions. But, of course, freedom in itself can have different interpretations for different people.