top | item 43067985 (no title) imposterr | 1 year ago This isn't an inherit issue with LLMs. You just need to set up some prompts that you can default to for different use cases. For example, you could set one up that is told to only provide the function arguments, and return value. discuss order hn newest yuanhao|1 year ago I just enjoy reading the MDN articles or stackoverflow / reddit discussions, as well as official docs a lot.I read documentation on my leisure time. Weird hobby of mine lol MostlyAmiable|1 year ago > I read documentation on my leisure time.There are dozens of us! load replies (2) throwaway290|1 year ago Many times this helped me find a new/better way of doing something literally while looking up something else unrelated dartos|1 year ago > This isn't an inherit issue with LLMsBut it is. That’s why you, the user (or an enterprising LLM search tool) need to do things like> set up some prompts that you can default to for different use casesPersonally, I’d rather look up first party sources than configure a tool to generate 3rd party information that’s not always correct.
yuanhao|1 year ago I just enjoy reading the MDN articles or stackoverflow / reddit discussions, as well as official docs a lot.I read documentation on my leisure time. Weird hobby of mine lol MostlyAmiable|1 year ago > I read documentation on my leisure time.There are dozens of us! load replies (2) throwaway290|1 year ago Many times this helped me find a new/better way of doing something literally while looking up something else unrelated
MostlyAmiable|1 year ago > I read documentation on my leisure time.There are dozens of us! load replies (2)
throwaway290|1 year ago Many times this helped me find a new/better way of doing something literally while looking up something else unrelated
dartos|1 year ago > This isn't an inherit issue with LLMsBut it is. That’s why you, the user (or an enterprising LLM search tool) need to do things like> set up some prompts that you can default to for different use casesPersonally, I’d rather look up first party sources than configure a tool to generate 3rd party information that’s not always correct.
yuanhao|1 year ago
I read documentation on my leisure time. Weird hobby of mine lol
MostlyAmiable|1 year ago
There are dozens of us!
throwaway290|1 year ago
dartos|1 year ago
But it is. That’s why you, the user (or an enterprising LLM search tool) need to do things like
> set up some prompts that you can default to for different use cases
Personally, I’d rather look up first party sources than configure a tool to generate 3rd party information that’s not always correct.