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codegladiator

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About codegladiator

Winning the fights against code !

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    Comment #49004632

    read it ? we dont do what kind of stuff here, i got my army of reader agents.

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    Comment #48930723

    for me reliable = deterministically repeatable. if a llm has been able to do a task successfully and i ask it to do the same task again, i want the reliability that i get the same …

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    Comment #48924555

    yeah and so llm cannot write C reliably

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    Comment #48921927

    nothing wrong if your dsl stays small and you have deterministic validators/compilers to your actual target. if dsl gets large, the number of potential interactions your dsl allow …

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    Comment #48921637

    > any JSON or YAML that carries semantics with the syntax is a language semantics are defined by the converter/compiler/interpreter, and that is the process which is going to consu…

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    Comment #48921328

    > The LLMs can write it fine. It wrote it almost acceptably on first sight you are probably talking of some coding harness which looked up the existing code base and then made it a…

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    Comment #48920459

    > you can have DSLs that are json/yaml, is my point i disagree on the semantics of "DSL" vs "config in json". these are different. and anyways both of them just pretend to be "reli…

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    Comment #48920434

    its served me okay. > Perfect and deterministic? No, of course not. Just an improvement and mitigation. exactly, not reliable, as the article tries to portray

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    Comment #48920198

    > DSL that is json/yaml helps a ton it definitely does, and i would say json/yaml is not a dsl. this example of json/yaml keeps coming in the form of "DSL". i would say your config…

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    Comment #48920150

    > less common DSLs like liquidsoap’s stream management DSL seems to be on github since 2008 so definitely in the training data. i am not talking about less or more common. either "…

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    Comment #48919774

    > The advantage holds while the DSL stays small and constrained enough that a few in-context examples can convey its usage. There is also a real upfront cost in designing and maint…

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    Comment #48801028

    AlphaBaby ?

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    Comment #48369206

    Its like someone reheating frozen food and saying I cooked it and they have not eaten it themselves and want me to buy it.

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    Comment #48346520

    if its so critical then how about donating money and letting the maintainer decide where to spend it.

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    Comment #47911864

    > Master your craft. Don’t guess, know. You mean add that to my prompt right ?

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    Comment #47781661

    how far it can go ? complete page rewrites ?

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    Comment #47585677

    what you are suggesting would be like a truck company using trucks to move things within the truck

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    Comment #47409987

    algorithms are tools. like in any field every professional is supposed to be aware of "the basic standard tool set", what a good implemenation of a tool supposed to be like (i shou…

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    Comment #47243225

    once upon a time 'engineering' in software had some meaning attached to it... no other engineering profession would accept the standards(or rather their lack of) on which software …

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    Comment #47231688

    > She had no intention to misquote or misrepresent the rulings and that "the mistake occurred solely due to the reliance on an automatic source", the high court wrote I don't think…