Why? It is 500 lines of pretty basic code. You can port it if you don't like C++ to any language, assuming you understand what it is.
It does look a bit AI generated though
Why? It is 500 lines of pretty basic code. You can port it if you don't like C++ to any language, assuming you understand what it is.
It does look a bit AI generated though
> It does look a bit AI generated though
These days, when I hear a project owner/manager describe the project as a "clean room reimplementation", I expect that they got an LLM [0] to extrude it. This expectation will not always be correct, but it'll be correct more likely than not.
[0] ...whose "training" data almost certainly contains at least one implementation of whatever it is that it's being instructed to extrude...
As far as LLM-produced correctness goes, it all comes down to the controls that have been put in place (how valid the tests are, does it have a microbenchmark suite, does it have memory leak detection, etc.)
side note, but I hate that we've reach the point where we don't know what's written by a human and what's written by an LLM.
That goes for a lot of comments here accusing each other of being a bot.
I feel like we've known internet trust at its highest and it can only go one way now.