2 ms·
Maybe the main problem is not solved yet, but I highly doubt that the subproblems are not. Because that would be cutting edge domain, which is very much an outl
by skydhash 1y ago
Maybe the main problem is not solved yet, but I highly doubt that the subproblems are not. Because that would be cutting edge domain, which is very much an outlier.
- avianlyric 1y agoAh so what exactly do you mean when you say > Most of my coding is fully planned to get to the end. The experiment part is on a much smaller scale (module level). I would seem that these statements taken together mean you don’t experiment at all?
- skydhash 1y agoThat means that I take time to analyze the problem and come up with a convincing design (mostly research, and experience). After that I've just got a few parameters that I don't know much about. But that doesn't mean that I can't build the stuff. I just isolate them so that I can tweak them later. Why? Because they are often accidental complexities, not essential ones.
- avianlyric 1y ago> That means that I take time to analyze the problem and come up with a convincing design (mostly research, and experience). Ah I think we’re finally getting somewhere. My point is that you can use LLM as part of that research process. Not just as a poor substitute for proper research, but as a tool for experimental research. It’s supplemental to the normal research process, and is certainly not a tool for creating final outputs. Using LLMs like that can make a meaningful difference to speed and quality of the analysis and final design. And something you should consider, rather than dismissing out of hand.