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jk@mastodon.social
i think the best way to use LLMs is this: don't type into the AI chatbot's input field. instead, write a description of the problem in a text file. work through the specifics of what you want to accomplish, and how you'd go about doing it. once you've got a few hundred words of ideas and planning, you can go back to the empty, unused AI tab and close it. then begin doing the work yourself. consider sending your notes to friends or experts. when you're done, remember to thank them for their help!
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Martin Vermeer FCD
martinvermeer@fediscience.org@jk Like using aspirin as a contraceptive... between the knees
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AeonCypher@lgbtqia.space@jk I'm incredibly amazed at how many Anti-AI people just assume thaat everyone has the same cognitive and social abilities and advantages that they have.
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@jk the best AI for debugging software is the rubber duck (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_duck_debugging) but I am pretty sure it works in many domains
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Andreas K
yacc143@mastodon.social@jordgubben
But it is not useless.
You can use LLM for useful stuff.
But telling a LLM to write you a pink pony does not work. (Literally from a company internal presentation.)
Breaking the job down into multiple steps (doing the architecture by hand), and then using a LLM to process the text. And extract data from text. And that worked surprisingly well.
Now most AI assistants for coding are rather primitive on the algorithm side how they deal with the LLM.
Simple example
@jigso @jk
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