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Is this because they had the entire web to train on, code + output and semantics in every page?
by relaxing 1y ago
Is this because they had the entire web to train on, code + output and semantics in every page?
- Falimonda 1y agoIt's moreso that a backend developer can now throw together a frontend and vice-versa without relying on a team member or needing to set aside time to internalize all the necessary concepts to just make that other part of the system work. I imagine even a full-stack developer will find benefits.
- hluska 1y agoThis has nothing to do with what they asked.
- Falimonda 1y agoCopilot is going to feel "amazing" at helping you quickly work within just about any subject that you're not already an expert in. Whether or not a general purpose foundation model for coding is trained on more backend or frontend code is largely irrelevant in this specific context.
- relaxing 1y agoFound the bot.
- owebmaster 1y agoSo we are all back to be webmasters :)
- hluska 1y agoI’m not sure how this was extended and refined but there are sure a lot of signs of open source code being used heavily (at least early on). It would make sense to test model fit with the web at large.
- xigoi 1y agoI guess it’s because modern front-end “development” is mostly about copying huge amounts of pointless boilerplate and slightly modifying it, which LLMs are really good at.