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But, the need for reproducible and auditable code will remain. If I take your idea full circle, first we’ll have this committed set of English prompts, then we’
by rzz3 2y ago
But, the need for reproducible and auditable code will remain. If I take your idea full circle, first we’ll have this committed set of English prompts, then we’ll need to evolve some type of very explicit structure around the prompts to ensure the LLM interprets it exactly in the right way, then we’ll want to make the instructions more efficient and easier to type than a long paragraph of English text, so we’ll create a more condensed markup syntax, and then we’re right back at… a programming language.
- almosthere 2y agoThe long term of programming languages is to make it higher and higher and higher level, so LLMs may be the next iteration. We'll start seeing things like Java, Python and Ruby code as we see Assembly now, and the structures you're describing as the program.