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We fine-tuned Llama and got 4.2x Sonnet 3.5 accuracy for code generation

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Re: We fine-tuned Llama and got 4.2x Sonnet 3.5 accuracy for code generation

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Hi HN! We worked at OpenAI and Anthropic and believe we can provide much higher quality code generation by fine-tuning an LLM on your codebase compared to Sonnet-3.5 or o1 but not fine-tuned. Let me know if you are interested and we can fine-tune for you for free to test.

Re: We fine-tuned Llama and got 4.2x Sonnet 3.5 accuracy for code generation

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post #2

Hi HN! We worked at OpenAI and Anthropic and believe we can provide much higher quality code generation by fine-tuning an LLM on your codebase compared to Sonnet-3.5 or o1 but not fine-tuned. Let me know if you are interested and we can fine-tune for you for free to test.

I wish you posted more evaluation details on your page as text. What exactly was your accuracy vs. Sonnet? (Right now, we can only tell that Sonnet's was ≤ 1/4.3.) Why the Discourse repo? Providing more detailed information would help folks trust your claims more.

Re: We fine-tuned Llama and got 4.2x Sonnet 3.5 accuracy for code generation

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post #2

Hi HN! We worked at OpenAI and Anthropic and believe we can provide much higher quality code generation by fine-tuning an LLM on your codebase compared to Sonnet-3.5 or o1 but not fine-tuned. Let me know if you are interested and we can fine-tune for you for free to test.

Talk is cheap, benchmarks please. Also why did you decide for LLama? AFAIK deepseek always had a slight edge over llama when it comes to coding performance, or is this no longer the case?

Re: We fine-tuned Llama and got 4.2x Sonnet 3.5 accuracy for code generation

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post #2

Hi HN! We worked at OpenAI and Anthropic and believe we can provide much higher quality code generation by fine-tuning an LLM on your codebase compared to Sonnet-3.5 or o1 but not fine-tuned. Let me know if you are interested and we can fine-tune for you for free to test.

Some more details that programmers can inspect would be very useful.
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