I found out about this about a year before sending my oldest kid to kindergarten and I started doing phonics with him right then and there. Turns out our school is fine, though.

Indeed, this seems ripe for automation.

If they made a feature length film where Link has NO lines beyond grunts, that would be...incredible.

But I feel like if you gave an unsorted set a "pop" method, that would be the FAFO queue.

This has big "send tweet" vibes jeremy you can do better

I like the lowercase i here.

I can edit the original post on mastodon, but not the screenshot🙈

Yeah, clearly it needs to be induced

I think it's just because they like them and they're happy to see them.

I honestly want to hear your answer, but in my experience the people who treat LLMs like they can write and understand code well are people who don't do a lot of software engineering. Using an LLM effectively for coding requires an INCREDIBLE amount of guardrails, guidance, and human in the loop.

Do you code regularly with LLMs?

I still have a lot of gaps in how these algorithms are used for useful things in typical compilers, and the stuff I'm using it for is rather basic, but I do want to start going through the algorithms, in part to finish upstreaming them to MLIR. Might be a while 😅