> By comparison, modern C# is memory safe all the way down, possible to implement even very complicated data structures without a single line of unsafe code
"Confidence" is the wrong word. Confidence is a capability of thinking, sentient beings, and LLMs are not that.
I say this to point out the futility in your post; "bluffing" is a perfectly fine thing for the GP to say, because it gets the point across. All of us here should know that an LLM can't actually bluff. (And if you'd prefer a different term, remember that not everyone on HN speaks English as their first language, and may not immediately come up with a more appropriate way of phrasing it.)
"Confidence" is the wrong word. Confidence is a capability of thinking, sentient beings, and LLMs are not that.
I say this to point out the futility in your post; "bluffing" is a perfectly fine thing for the GP to say, because it gets the point across. All of us here should know that an LLM can't actually bluff. (And if you'd prefer a different term, remember that not everyone on HN speaks English as their first language, and may not immediately come up with a more appropriate way of phrasing it.)