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tgraf_80
2y ago
Truly speaking, you can use AI for a little bit higher abstraction and ambiguity, but not much. For instance, if you need an iteration over an array and you want to do a very specific aggregation you can instruct AI to write this loop but y
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2y ago
If the last sentence had been: Probably I will never figure that out. Then I would have said that you are on the right track.
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2y ago
it's a way to express steps in a continuum (given by the context): - not close (1) - close (2) - very close (3) - arrived (4) That's how language works. It's not mathematics and uses "salt and pepper" to convey the
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2y ago
Good intentions, indeed. Creating lots of steering committee slides, I know about the wish from the audience of a simpler language. But ‘very close’ is different from ‘close’. It’s not just salt and pepper but trying to articulate a complex