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Why do you feel that LLMs knowing less is a good thing? I would add "no on-board flash" as a big negative, at least to me it makes it less of a "true" microcon
by unwind 2y ago
Why do you feel that LLMs knowing less is a good thing?
I would add "no on-board flash" as a big negative, at least to me it makes it less of a "true" microcontroller.
- antirez 2y agoNever said that it's a good thing that LLMs know less. It's a negative thing and I suspect it's like that because of good documentation in PDF format. So you usually need a lot less help in forums, and the doc itself is less discoverable. The Pico has 2MB to 16MB on board flash with XIP in all the configurations AFAIK.
- unwind 2y agoOkay, that is how your second list item: Fantastic documentation, even if in PDF form, which makes a bit less accessible for us and especially for LLMs training data crawlers. In general LLMs know a great deal more about ESP stuff than the RP2040. came across to me, as if the entire item was a reason why you prefer the RP2040-based systems. And I meant that the microcontroller itself (the RP2040 chip) lacks built-in flash. I realize it's on the boards instead, that is the thing I personally don't like since you can never have a single-chip solution.