I’ve been using LLM-assisted programming since the original GitHub Copilot release in 2021, but so far I’ve limited my use of LLMs to generating boilerplate and making specific, targeted changes to my projects. While working on Cutlet, though, I allowed Claude to generate every single line of code. I didn’t even read any of the code. Instead, I built guardrails to make sure it worked correctly (more on that later).
Built for Performance
，这一点在免实名服务器中也有详细论述
第三十七条 纳税人发生应税交易，应当向购买方开具发票。有下列情形之一的，不得开具增值税专用发票：
To solve this problem, Bloomberg created pasta-sourcemaps. Pasta takes advantage of the same x_ prefix by adding a x_com_bloomberg_sourcesFunctionMappings to our source maps. We can then parse this list back out in our devtools and apply the original function names back to the stack traces.