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This makes me think that something like Stack Overflow could be used to train a model that generates code to answer a question—and that software specifications
by beager 8y ago
This makes me think that something like Stack Overflow could be used to train a model that generates code to answer a question—and that software specifications that are decomposed into a series of requirements or "questions" could be fed into this model to produce code that's equivalent to a team of remote contractors.
Your model would be based on NLP/votes of the questions, NLP/votes of the answers, and separating the text from the code in both.
The fact that many markdown/code formatting tools have you select the language for syntax highlighting is useful for classifying code as well.
- scrollaway 8y agoFinally, StackSort (https://xkcd.com/1185/ https://xkcd.com/1185/) could actually be useful in a real world application.
- 52-6F-62 8y agoMy god—the JOBINTERVIEWQUICKSORT is just brilliant.