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Yeah, it's typical for LLMs. A comment anti-pattern. I wonder if LLM explainability can deliver and answer on "why" they are doing it.
by ofrzeta 1y ago
Yeah, it's typical for LLMs. A comment anti-pattern. I wonder if LLM explainability can deliver and answer on "why" they are doing it.
- numpad0 1y agoThis one is hallmark of Arduino sample code, which consists a majority of materials found on the internet regarding sensors and code. I think the original human intent is to inflate mental share on hardware and/or time domain issues as those are just routine occurences in Arduino projects.
- mort96 1y agoI wouldn't be surprised if it improves the language model's ability to write code. By inserting useless comments like that, its context will contain a very recent "prompt" of what it's trying to do when it actually writes the code.