LLM as assistant for code design idea generation (was: On keybindings and the slow erosion of help's utility)

Richard Stallman <[email protected]> writes:

>   > However, FYI, what I posted is a
>   > result of several dozens of iterations, later edited by me, and produced
>   > with LLM specifically tuned to be more straight to the point.  I could
>   > rewrite it myself, but that would honestly not gain much.
>
> I think you mean it would not be a big technical improvement in the
> code -- right?  That may be so, but it's a different issue.

No. The code quality is honestly completely irrelevant. That code is not
serious and is more or less a pseudo-code. It is there simply for an
illustration of the ideas.

> However, this sort of working together with an LLM may be useful to
> discuss specifically in the development of the criteria we are working
> on.

That's exactly what I used LLM for - throw my ideas, ask for critique,
brainstorm suggestions, just to refuse LLM suggestions and come up with
my own, etc. I also used it to generate examples how the concept would
look like if applied to typical dynamic keymap situation we discussed.

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