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croes ◴[] No.42934439[source]
Natural language isn’t made to be precise that’s why we use a subset in programming languages.

So you either need lots of extra text to remove the ambiguity of natural language if you use AI or you need a special precise subset to communicate with AI and that’s just programming with extra steps.

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empath75 ◴[] No.42934537[source]
AIs actually are very good at this. They wouldn't be able to write code at all otherwise. If you're careful in your prompting, they'll make fewer assumptions and ask clarifying questions before going ahead and writing code.
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1. foobiekr ◴[] No.42943211[source]
I don’t think I’ve ever seen an llm in any context ask for clarification. Is that a real thing?