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I imagine few shot learning would kick in for most new language features. A feature may be new to a particular language, but is it really new?
by textninja 4y ago
I imagine few shot learning would kick in for most new language features. A feature may be new to a particular language, but is it really new?
- abecedarius 4y agoI tried a new Lisp dialect on it, my own hobby language. It could cope well given explanations initially, but with some degradation after a while. The full transcript went to 84kB, so it must be doing some kind of intelligent summarization behind the scenes to stay as coherent as it did, right? (The standard context window is supposed to be 8k tokens.) (https://gist.github.com/darius/b463c7089358fe138a6c29286fe2d37b https://gist.github.com/darius/b463c7089358fe138a6c29286fe2d... paste in painful-to-read format if anyone's really curious. In three parts: intro to language; I ask it to code symbolic differentiation; then a metacircular interpreter.)
- sharemywin 4y agoyou might be able to do a 2 step process where you have it only highlight relevant sections of text given your task as an intermediate step. like a filter step before the task step.