Absolute game changer. We are witnessing the birth of "Big Code" From the paper, it's not really clear how the resulting binary or intermediate representation

Absolute game changer. We are witnessing the birth of "Big Code" From the paper, it's not really clear how the resulting binary or intermediate representation fits into the picture? Wouldn't a robust model have to exploit features of the underlying computer architecture as well? Besides the possible applications mentioned such as recommendation systems and code generation. I am wondering about automatic code annotation and documentation. With the eventual goal of creating a "code tutor" that would assist students in real-time as they type. I think what's interesting about this is that the most talented CS grads tend to have a high correlation with deep understanding not only of the history of digital logic design, but also math, physics etc. Fantastic work ;)