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I see many OSes here that are missing some lengthy, but apparently not extremely complicated - and quite well defined - parts / components / modules. I wonder
by DrNosferatu 2y ago
I see many OSes here that are missing some lengthy, but apparently not extremely complicated - and quite well defined - parts / components / modules.
I wonder if letting loose a coding LLM on them with clear goals and a feedback loop, could bring them to (at least near) completion?
- BearOso 2y agoProbably not helpfully. There isn't much like this to be found in any training data. The required code would be too novel, and I predict an LLM would hallucinate a good 2/3.
- DrNosferatu 2y agoMy point is to ask the LLM to implement the well-defined design documents. And tests for verification.
- DrNosferatu 2y agoWine improvement could be aided with LLMs by monitoring the output of a windows VM running and see what exactly to display, and what exactly to have in working (not program) RAM. Same goes for perfect OpenSource Office with MSOffice compatibility: MSOffice is running on Windows is continuously monitored for reference, showing exactly what needs to be outputted. Have this in a feedback and reinforcement loop.