top | item 40373341 (no title) loulouxiv | 1 year ago How do you proceed to use it this way ? Did you have to write custom code to call the API with your codebase ? Can you give some example questions for which the LLM gave you useful insights and/or made you save time ? discuss order hn newest CapsAdmin|1 year ago I just used https://aistudio.google.com/, no api or anything.My project "Nattlua" is a typed version of Lua like Typescript is to Javascript.Some example questions that would give me new insight:- Asking what the codebase is without supplying the readme. (though it might know because the codebase is public already)- Asking it to generate complex type code based on existing tests and examples and without.- Asking for places to refactor, the most fun one. Sometimes the exact solution provided is wrong, but often it's a good start.
CapsAdmin|1 year ago I just used https://aistudio.google.com/, no api or anything.My project "Nattlua" is a typed version of Lua like Typescript is to Javascript.Some example questions that would give me new insight:- Asking what the codebase is without supplying the readme. (though it might know because the codebase is public already)- Asking it to generate complex type code based on existing tests and examples and without.- Asking for places to refactor, the most fun one. Sometimes the exact solution provided is wrong, but often it's a good start.
CapsAdmin|1 year ago
My project "Nattlua" is a typed version of Lua like Typescript is to Javascript.
Some example questions that would give me new insight:
- Asking what the codebase is without supplying the readme. (though it might know because the codebase is public already)
- Asking it to generate complex type code based on existing tests and examples and without.
- Asking for places to refactor, the most fun one. Sometimes the exact solution provided is wrong, but often it's a good start.