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el_isma | 2 years ago
I usually write pseudocode when I'm thinking about a problem to solve, so in a way I'm "thinking with pseudocode" instead of plain language. Pseudocode is probably more accurate than plain language, and it's something I'd use when explaining to other humans what I want them to code (along with diagrams, which seems ChatGPT would understand now). So, to me, speccing this pseudocode to something the LLMs find easier to understand sounds reasonable. It's like understanding how a fellow programmer prefers to get his requirements.
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