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I’ve found it to never be able to produce the cleanest approach. I can spend 5 hours and get something very simple and I can even give it that as an example and
by vjerancrnjak 1y ago
I’ve found it to never be able to produce the cleanest approach. I can spend 5 hours and get something very simple and I can even give it that as an example and it cannot extrapolate.
It can’t even write algorithms that rely on the fact that something is sorted. It needs intermediate glue that is not necessary, etc. massive noise.
Tried single allocation algorithms, can’t do that.
Tried guiding to exploit invariants, can’t find
single pass workflows.
The public training data is just bad and it can’t really understand what actually good is.
- bongodongobob 1y agoDefine clean, what does that even mean? If you tell it to write efficient code for example, how would it know whether you're taking about caching, RAM, Big O, I/O etc unless you tell it?