That is really interesting experiment! I have so many questions.
- do you feel like this could be a viable work model for real projects? I recognize it will most likely be more effective to balance LLM code with hand written code in the real world.
- some of your prompts are really long. Do you feel like the code you get out of the LLM is worth the effort you put in?
- given that the code returned is often wrong, do you feel like you could feasible for someone who knows little to no code?
- it seems like you already know well all the technology behind what you are building (I.e. you know how to write a game in js). Do you think you could do this without already having that background knowledge?
- how many times do you have to refine a prompt before you get something that is worth committing?
- do you feel like this could be a viable work model for real projects? I recognize it will most likely be more effective to balance LLM code with hand written code in the real world.
- some of your prompts are really long. Do you feel like the code you get out of the LLM is worth the effort you put in?
- given that the code returned is often wrong, do you feel like you could feasible for someone who knows little to no code?
- it seems like you already know well all the technology behind what you are building (I.e. you know how to write a game in js). Do you think you could do this without already having that background knowledge?
- how many times do you have to refine a prompt before you get something that is worth committing?