I don't trust the code quality evalution. The other day at work I wanted to split my string by ; but only if it's not within single quotes (think about splitting many SQL statements). I explicitly asked for stdlib python solution and preferrably avoid counting quotes since that's a bit verbose.
GPT4 gave me a regex found on https://stackoverflow.com/a/2787979 (without "), explained it to me and then it successfully added all the necessary unit tests and they passed - I commited all of that to the repo and moved on.
I couldn't get 70B to answer this question even with multiple nudges.
Every time I try something non GPT-4 I always go back - it's feels like a waste of time otherwise. A bit sad that LLMs follow the typical winner-takes-it-all tech curve. However if you could ask the smartest guy in the room your question every time, why wouldn't you?
GPT4 gave me a regex found on https://stackoverflow.com/a/2787979 (without "), explained it to me and then it successfully added all the necessary unit tests and they passed - I commited all of that to the repo and moved on.
I couldn't get 70B to answer this question even with multiple nudges.
Every time I try something non GPT-4 I always go back - it's feels like a waste of time otherwise. A bit sad that LLMs follow the typical winner-takes-it-all tech curve. However if you could ask the smartest guy in the room your question every time, why wouldn't you?
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Edit: USE CODE MODE and it'll actually solve it.