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That's close to answering a question from a bit over a year ago: "in 5 years will there be an AI that's better than 90% of unassisted working programmers at sol
by abecedarius 4y ago
That's close to answering a question from a bit over a year ago: "in 5 years will there be an AI that's better than 90% of unassisted working programmers at solving new leetcode-type coding interview questions posed in natural language?" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29020401 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29020401
It didn't get a very welcoming reception -- "highly unlikely", and the tenor of other opinions in those comments then tended the same way. But I was being too conservative. (I thought so at the time but it felt sort of outside an Overton window of reasonable technology opinions.)
- imtringued 4y agoWhat? Leetcode is purely about memorization. Of course a model trained on those solutions will regurgitate them. That how humans do it!
- abecedarius 4y agoyou missed the word 'new'