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I have been thinking similarly but you need to store the prompt AND the source code. We are far away from deterministic LLMs. I don't even know if this makes se
by vjvjvjvjghv 1y ago
I have been thinking similarly but you need to store the prompt AND the source code. We are far away from deterministic LLMs. I don't even know if this makes sense at all.
- TZubiri 1y agoI get what you mean, but the term source code is starting to get ambiguous, my argument is that the prompt is the source code, the python code I call the target code or generated code. The generated code is stored on as a release artifact though, you can find it on the release tab on github. It's just not part of the repo, as it's not strictly source code under the Stallman definition, which has technical and legal implications.