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For some reason, I find it kinda funny you don't just ask the LLM to extract the values for you. Practically, your solution makes a lot of sense -- way fewer to
by benkuykendall 2y ago
For some reason, I find it kinda funny you don't just ask the LLM to extract the values for you. Practically, your solution makes a lot of sense -- way fewer tokens, less likely to make weird one-off errors, can verify the response makes basic sense or re-use the code off-line or with sensitive data...
But if I were watching Star Trek, they would definitely just ask the computer to grab the fields and it would be a done deal!
- LeoPanthera 2y agoI'm rarely just using jq once. It's almost always going into a script, often where I only have placeholder data to test it with. Plus, you know, I actually learn how jq works and will need to ask the Magic Sky Oracle less often, in the future.
- pxc 2y ago> Plus, you know, I actually learn how jq works What's wrong with the docs? Relatedly, do you actually look up every filter and argument used in your AI-generated sample code in the jq docs?
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