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If you have much more speed in the available time, for an activity like coding, you could use that for iteration, writing more tests and satisfying them, especi
by guiriduro 1y ago
If you have much more speed in the available time, for an activity like coding, you could use that for iteration, writing more tests and satisfying them, especially if you can pair that with a concurrent test runner to provide feedback. I'm not sure the end result would be lower scoring/smartness than an LLM could achieve in the same duration.
- kadushka 1y agoI'm not sure the end result would be lower scoring/smartness than an LLM could achieve in the same duration. It probably wouldn’t with current models. That’s exactly why I said we need smarter models - not more speed. Unless you want to “use that for iteration, writing more tests and satisfying them, especially if you can pair that with a concurrent test runner to provide feedback.” - I personally don’t.