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Even GPT-4 has been hit or miss for me. I think it's less about the model and more about the data. I'm intentionally aiming to write my home-manager stuff as mo
by claytonjy 3y ago
Even GPT-4 has been hit or miss for me. I think it's less about the model and more about the data. I'm intentionally aiming to write my home-manager stuff as modern as possible (e.g. flakes, recent home-manager syntax) but most of the content out there uses older paradigms, so it's often hard or impossible to get chatGPT to produce quite what I want.
Still helpful, just not as helpful as it is for like, python 3.11.
- h0p3 3y agoI probably get more mileage out of it because I stick to one giant skiddieable configuration.nix file (~2k lines so far) for a base on a single machine, with some scripting to get some stuff done after that. I don't use so much of what makes Nix radically powerful, `/nod`. Like, I'm runnin' a noob's GNU/Systemd/Loonix up on my Rube-Goldberg Machine for the 'tism points, my sibling in Christ; it's spaghetti, and I wish I could share it with Saint Terry. So, yeah, I can see how for those seeking modern nix specific affordances, it's a much worse experience. =/. One can hope that the next model will make it rain. There are so many facets of the nix ecosystem that have so little data in the training corpus, and hopefully that will be fleshed out further in future generations. Probably no way around RLHF from some experts, and whatever magic sauce they can cook up after that either, to get the right sort of data.