Is this the one where the LLM generated code introduced some severe bug (memory leak or buffer overflow or something), then Linus went on vacation and another dude cleaned it up?
If yes, then it annoys me that the articles on this are so biased. Because it actually shows the middle ground reality of using LLMs in development instead of the utopia/dystopia extreme views we keep seing online.
It’s almost like the person going on vacation comes away with a positive view, and the person cleaning up after them comes away with a negative view . . .
(sorry, I thought by “that” you meant my comment or the content of the link or something else)
As far as I understand, Linus did an LLM assisted coding session that resulted in code with a race condition. But to what extend he or the LLM is specifically responsibe for the bug, we don’t know because he didn’t share the session, only the result.
Is this the one where the LLM generated code introduced some severe bug (memory leak or buffer overflow or something), then Linus went on vacation and another dude cleaned it up?
https://lkml.iu.edu/2610.1/13698.html afaik
If yes, then it annoys me that the articles on this are so biased. Because it actually shows the middle ground reality of using LLMs in development instead of the utopia/dystopia extreme views we keep seing online.
It’s almost like the person going on vacation comes away with a positive view, and the person cleaning up after them comes away with a negative view . . .
Racing condition between threads. But yeah I believe its this one.
Did AI generate that?
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Did AI generate that race condition commit of linus?
(sorry, I thought by “that” you meant my comment or the content of the link or something else)
As far as I understand, Linus did an LLM assisted coding session that resulted in code with a race condition. But to what extend he or the LLM is specifically responsibe for the bug, we don’t know because he didn’t share the session, only the result.
Thanks, I thought he only now started using LLM’s in commits to write code, based on the article.
But I haven’t really followed him closely