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Yeah you're totally right with this use case. It feels like the information is there strewn across the internet, in forums, Reddit posts, stack overflow, specs
by jcul 1y ago
Yeah you're totally right with this use case.
It feels like the information is there strewn across the internet, in forums, Reddit posts, stack overflow, specs, books. But to trawl though it all was so time consuming. With an LLM you can quickly distill it down to just the information you need.
Saying that, I do feel like reading the full spec for something is a valuable exercise. There may be unknown unknowns that you can't even ask the LLM about. I was able to become a subject expert in different fields just but sitting down and reading through the specs / RFCs, while other colleagues continued to struggle and guess.
- palata 1y agoTo me: If an LLM can help you understand an RFC, it's great. You're now relying on the RFC. If an LLM can help you not rely on the RFC, you're doing it wrong.
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