Nearly every critical reply to my comment bases that criticism on the lack of examples and details I included for my claim which is the very thing I am suggesting we do (i.e. they are, ironically, agreeing with me?). I am sorry I thought that intentional bit of irony would help make the point rather than derail the request.
Here are a few projects that I made these past few months that wouldn't have been possible without LLMs:
* https://github.com/skorokithakis/dracula - A simple blood test viewer.
* https://www.askhuxley.com - A general helper/secretary/agent.
* https://www.writelucid.cc - A business document/spec writing tool I'm working on, it asks you questions one at a time, writes a document, then critiques the idea to help you strengthen it.
* A rotary phone that's a USB headset and closes your meeting when you hang up the phone, complete with the rotary dial actually typing in numbers.
* Made some long-overdue updates on my pastebin, https://www.pastery.net, to improve general functionality.
* https://github.com/skorokithakis/support-email-bot - A customer support bot to answer general questions about my projects to save me time on the easy stuff, works great.
* https://github.com/skorokithakis/justone - A static HTML page for the board game Just One, so you can play with your friends when you're physically together, without needing to bring the game along.
* https://github.com/skorokithakis/dox - A thing to run Dockerized CLI programs as if they weren't Dockerized.
I'm probably forgetting a lot more, but I honestly wouldn't have been bothered to start any of the above if not for LLMs, as I'm too old to code but not too old to make stuff.
EDIT: dang can we please get a bit better Markdown support? At least being able to make lists would be good!
LLMs are a great rubber duck, plus they can write the document for you at the end.
Although I was just commenting on the irony of the parent comment.
hn has no markdown support at all right now. It's just this https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
Great use case for an LLM to make these changes as HN is open source. It’ll also tell us if LLMs can go beyond JS slop.
1 is not infinitely greater than 0.
Or otherwise, can you share what you think the ratio is?
"For any positive "x", is 1 x times greater than 0? Well, 0 times x is lower than 1, and 1 divided by x is larger than 0."
So his productivity increased by more than twice, more than ten times, more than a billion times, more than a googol times, more than Rayo's number. The only mathematically useful way to quantify it is to say his productivity is infinitely larger. Unless you want to settle for "can't be compared", which is less informative.
You want proof for critical/supportive criticism? Then almost in the same sentence you make an insane claim without backing this up by any evidence.