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>LLMs aren't ever going to replace search for that use case, simply because they're never going to be as convenient. Sounds trivial to integrate an LLM front e
by coldtea 2y ago
>LLMs aren't ever going to replace search for that use case, simply because they're never going to be as convenient.
Sounds trivial to integrate an LLM front end with a search engine backend (probably already done), and be able to type "frob language" and it gives you a curated clickable list of the top resources (language website, official tutorial, reference guide, etc) discarding spam and irrelevant search engine results in the process.
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- coldpie 2y agoThat's called a search engine. We've had them for 30 years. Ahhhhhhhhhhhghh. It's blockchain all over again.
- toyg 2y agoI think you mean it's SOAP all over again.
- coldtea 2y ago>That's called a search engine. We've had them for 30 years https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 The LLM could "intelligently" pick from the top several pages of results, discard search engine crap results and spam, summarize each link for you, and so on. We don't have that now (or for 30 years - I should know, I was there, using Yahoo!, and Altavista, and Lycos and such back in the day).