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> Would be interesting to see what kinds of results it might produce in practice. I would not be surprised to see that the LLM generating SVG does a UNO revers
by codetrotter 2y ago
> Would be interesting to see what kinds of results it might produce in practice.
I would not be surprised to see that the LLM generating SVG does a UNO reverse, and makes use of little colored squares in a grid to draw a “vector image” where each of the squares represents individual pixels :p
- skissane 2y agoSuch a “vector image” would be very large, if you put a limit on the length of the generated SVG the LLM would be blocked from pursuing that strategy. Even without an explicit limit, the LLM’s context limit may block it: if the resulting SVG is larger than the LLM’s context, the LLM may forget what it is doing part way through generating the SVG, which is unlikely to produce a good result.