Here's a couple articles from spending a few hours with LLMs. You can write programs in markdown, it's a lot like literate programming that Knuth envisioned. I

Here's a couple articles from spending a few hours with LLMs. You can write programs in markdown, it's a lot like literate programming that Knuth envisioned. I've been using this technique a lot for side projects lately --> https://swizec.com/blog/programming-in-markdown/ https://swizec.com/blog/programming-in-markdown/ ChatGPT is able to analyze JSON dumps of dependency graphs and identify communities of files that should be modules. This sounds promising and I'm figuring out how to make it more practical for real use --> https://swizec.com/blog/finding-modules-in-a-big-ball-of-mud-with-chatgpt/ https://swizec.com/blog/finding-modules-in-a-big-ball-of-mud... And while I haven't written about it yet, I've been able to get GPT-4 to analyze a blogpost and suggest phrases you should link to your past articles. Needs a little more tweaking with the prompt before prime-time because right now the result, while good, lacks some zhuzh. Whole thing was cobbled together using the markdown programming technique I mentioned in the beginning. I'm at the point now where I'm so tempted to turn markdown programming into an executable script that can save me some copypasting and perhaps where I can say "Inject other markdown here" (basically functions), or "Go look up documentation at <link>" (that's been a painpoint). So yeah there are dozens of us spending time with these things. Dozens!