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This is a good observation. I find that working with LLMs feels closer to the skills of managing a team than to coding itself. Intuitions about how to divide wo
by f0e4c2f7 3y ago
This is a good observation. I find that working with LLMs feels closer to the skills of managing a team than to coding itself. Intuitions about how to divide work and understanding strengths and limitations seem to go far.
- valgaze 3y agoThat's a really cool insight-- it's not coding. It's dispatching tasks to a team
- Tostino 3y agoI could see a Jira plugin that does this by looking through all people working issues and figuring out how would be best to handle this by looking at prior tasks completed, and notes associated with them, along with workload among the team.
- hammock 3y agoAfter all, GPT is a non deterministic function that requests and returns human output (albeit second-order human output). Far from a deterministic programming function
- baobabKoodaa 3y agoIt's deterministic. If you use the same seed or set temperature to 0, you get reproducible results.
- acover 3y agoDoes temperature 0 guarantee reproducible results?
- baobabKoodaa 3y ago"Guarantee" is a strong word, but I'm leaning towards a "yes".
- archon 3y agoI saw a web comic the other day that I think was right on the nose. Something along the lines of: "AI will eat all of the developer jobs!!!" "Nah. AI expects exact, well-reasoned requirements from management? We're safe."