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At least for now the source code is the contract with the machine, to know what you really expect it to do. But I agree that more "freeform" languages (e.g. JS)
by bestouff 1y ago
At least for now the source code is the contract with the machine, to know what you really expect it to do.
But I agree that more "freeform" languages (e.g. JS) could be less useful in an LLM world.
- tonyedgecombe 1y agoI wonder what the end state of all this is, how capable will these tools become, where on the curve of capabilities are we.