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>But then I thought of possible applications Indeed, some pretty impressive demos have been sprouting up on Twitter. Things like generating properly running co
by devalgo 6y ago
>But then I thought of possible applications
Indeed, some pretty impressive demos have been sprouting up on Twitter. Things like generating properly running code from english descriptions of the desired functionality are potentially game changing.
- not2b 6y agoGPT-3 doesn't know how to code. However, it has so many parameters that it was almost able to memorize its training data, which included people asking how to code something and other people answering.
- plutonorm 6y agoI see people saying this over and over again, with nothing to back it up. I could say the same about the human mind.
- kordlessagain 6y agoAnd at least those can be run on prem. This thing we are talking about is already in walled gardens.
- devalgo 6y agoEven if it was completely rote memorization it is still extremely valuable to be able to give a plain text prompt and get relevant answers back. As SWEs most of us probably have very high end google-fu so we can find potentially obscure answers to our questions but this could make that kind of skill redundant. Why try to search stackoverflow when GPT could just generate exactly the code snippet you need?