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NL2Bash – Generating bash commands from natural language
- mnx 8y agoHas anyone tried running this? I wonder how long does the training take.
- dmytrish 8y agoI hope this will not combine safety of Bash with clarity of natural language through reliability of machine learning.
- ealhad 8y agoI wonder why it doesn't use Webpack.
- exikyut 8y agoI really wish there was a Web service that would let me point it to a GitHub repo and then get an ephemeral URL running Jupyter or something hooked up to a GPU. That would be cool. I want to poke this for 4.89 seconds, see how bad it is, take a couple of screenshots and move on.
- ot 8y agoCan we turn this into a NN that explains bash commands in natural language?
- ragebol 8y agoNot entirely what you want but still a step in the direction: https://www.explainshell.com/about https://www.explainshell.com/about
- cwilkes 8y ago“I see you are confused about when to use single square brackets vs doubled based on the number of times you’ve tried both. And failed I might add”
- sanityvampire 8y agoOK Bash: remove objects, recursively, starting at the root directory. Oh, and don't preserve root. Yes, just do it. Thank you!
- zantana 8y agoI didn't look at the raw data, but no awk in the top 50?
- todpole3 8y agoIt was mentioned in the paper (https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.08979 https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.08979): commands that correspond to non-Bash language interpreters were filtered out from the dataset and `awk` and `sed` were filtered out because they are the interpreters of string processing languages.