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“From Scratch” yet they used coding agents which have ingested all source code known to man. Cool, but not from scratch.
By that definition no human programmer writes anything from scratch either.
If you’re going to quote “one month” then you better train all the LLMs that you’re using from scratch in that one month, too. People who do things from scratch also learn it from scratch.
LLM is a general purpose tool, it’s not trained on a specific task. Again, using this logic you’d have to train a human developer from scratch for every program you write.
If I claim to write a program from scratch, then yes, I will train myself from scratch.
That’s not what writing a program from scratch means lmfao.
They mention the use of LLM. Did the LLM create any code in the project?
