Tim BrayLLMs += XML *sigh*
https://microsoft.github.io/poml/stable/
https://microsoft.github.io/poml/stable/
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Dan Sugalski@timbray LLXML, lovely. I'm sure the probabalistic token generators will cause no trouble at all generating this for their own consumption, given they're trained on all of github and we know nobody has ever written a bad XML generator.
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JauntyWunderKindMercy be, just use HTML & custom elements please. Maybe define a subset or something.
Making a whole parallel sped seems so ungood.
BoredomFestival@timbray "two great tastes that taste great together"
Keith Williams@timbray As someone who developed an XML-Schema library and early reference of XLink, NO just...no!
Emilis 🇺🇦@timbray Look! They even included a little template language: https://microsoft.github.io/poml/stable/language/template/
How nice! /s
Jenniferplusplus@timbray hm. A templated build process for prompts. I guess we're just going to reinvent the entirety of the last 30 or 40 years of software development, but this time built on quicksand
Ben Askins@jenniferplusplus @timbray I mean, we’ve been doing that every ten years. This cycle just has way more capital behind it.
Joakim Fors@timbray Just wow… the stupidity velocity is through the roof. Sheeesh.
David O'BrienSo ... this is the code you learn to do no code which is, to all intents and purposes, code?
And this is the future how, exactly?
I mean, declarative html is not exactly difficult...
Wouter@nukleos@iamdavidobrien @joakimfors @timbray “So ... this is the code you learn to do no code which is, to all intents and purposes, code? And this is the future how, exactly?” - well, nobody said humans are good at remembering the lessons from the past… 😭