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That covers 0.001% of the work - the part that my polit-sci-major no-programming experience sister just explained to me given the prompt. Now do the hard parts
by dmitrygr 3y ago
That covers 0.001% of the work - the part that my polit-sci-major no-programming experience sister just explained to me given the prompt. Now do the hard parts :)
- fragmede 3y agoThe hard parts are just an implementation detail. Let's say a human took 15 minutes to draft all that up. It's about 800 words, and given a typing rate of 50 wpm, it would take that long to just type that in, so that seems reasonable. If that's only 0.001% of the work, it means it would take 3 years to finish the project. 3 years to write a JIT from ARMv5 to ARMv7M? I think your numbers might be off :) btw, your polit-sci-major no-programming experience sister seems pretty clever if she was able to understand all that. I ran it past a few cavemen I came across and they didn't quite understand the nuances surrounding runtime environment management.
- dmitrygr 3y ago> just an implementation detail Try it sometime :)
- fragmede 3y agoThe question wasn't if I could do a JIT compiler but if the LLM could. Which, there are limitations to the technology, but my opinion is it would go quite far at our current level of technology. Presumably you don't, bit you've shown no evidence that it can't. Whereas I've shown that it's able to decompose the problem and start dotproducting the problem.