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Old 04-09-2026, 10:52 PM   #17
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Yes current LLMs work well for software maintenance. But they do need careful guidance to do things well though (in performant, normalized, maintainable, modular ways). And then when code cant be unit tested in isolation they often fail. So still some need for human oversight. But yes for things like parsing/transformation of data, they are fairly robust as long as you get them to write tests alongwith the code.
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