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/r/iamverysmart I'm reminded of the old "Handyman's Invoice" trope. Actually implementing a solution is not the hard part. What _is_ hard is determining what t
by noitpmeder 4y ago
/r/iamverysmart
I'm reminded of the old "Handyman's Invoice" trope. Actually implementing a solution is not the hard part. What _is_ hard is determining what the solution is in the first place.
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Once you have a rough idea of the solution, sure maybe GPT-4 can barf snippets to get you there. But it's lightyears away from translating business problems into actionable solutions.
- danielbln 4y ago> But it's lightyears away from translating business problems into actionable solutions. Is it though? Have you tried feeding it business problems and working through to possible solutions paths? Have you roped in additional external information (via agents, tools, vector search, etc.) during that process? I don't see why the model wouldn't be able to translate a lot of business problems into solutions paths.