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LLMs will often helpfully predict made up tokens for the content of the data fields. For 100% of jq use cases I have the data wouldn’t fit into context. But ev
by djhn 7mo ago
LLMs will often helpfully predict made up tokens for the content of the data fields.
For 100% of jq use cases I have the data wouldn’t fit into context. But even for the smaller things, I have never, not even once, had an LLM not mangle data that is fed into it.
Take a feed of blog posts (and select the first 50 or so just to give the model a fighting chance). I’ll give you 80% likelihood of the output being invalid JSON. And if you manage to get valid JSON out of it, the actual dates, times and text content will have changed.
- alwillis 7mo agoI’ll have to give this a shot. One possibility: Claude Code subagents get their own 1 million token context window; should be better with large JSON files vs. having everything in the same context window.