sysmax

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by sysmax 1y ago
That's not how you do it. Ask it first to create exhaustive tests around the first version. Tell it what to test for. Then, ask to change specific things, one at a time, re-run tests between the steps, and ask it to fix things. Rinse-r
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by sysmax 1y ago
You need to do it in smaller, incremental steps. Outline the overall architecture in your head, ask the AI to create empty structs/classes. Build it. Ask it to implement one part, leaving others empty. Test it. Ask it to add the next t
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by sysmax 1y ago
LLMs are a glorified regex engine with fuzzy input. They are brilliant at doing boring repetitive tasks with known outcome. - Add a 'flags' argument to constructors of classes inherited from Record. - BOOM! Here are 25 edits for y
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by sysmax 2y ago
I think, they are trying to push back against generated pages. I faced this exact problem myself. We recently published an interactive source code navigation tool [0] where you can find examples for commonly used functions from some embedde
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by sysmax 2y ago
Well, to be perfectly honest, it's hard question for an LLM that reasons in tokens and not letters. Reminds me of that classic test that kids easily pass and grownups utterly fail. The test looks like this: continue a sequence: 0 -
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by sysmax 2y ago
LLMs are a very good tool for a particular class of problems. They can sift through endless amounts of data and follow reasonably ambiguous instructions to extract relevant parts without getting bored. So, if you use them well, you can dram
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by sysmax 2y ago
I was just messing around with LLMs all day, so had a few test cases open. Asked it to change a few things in a ~6KB C# snippet in a somewhat ambiguous, but reasonable way. GPT-4 did this job perfectly. Qwen:72b did half of the job, complet
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Live Tracing of Linux Kernel Code(sysprogs.com)
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Show HN: Hosting Web Apps on Raspberry Pi Pico W(visualgdb.com)
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PicoHTTPServer - Host Responsive Web Apps on Raspberry Pi Pico W(github.com)
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