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Comment · 3 years ago

I'll just hop in here without reading the article and say that I've actually been using UML (plantUML specifically if that matters) to communicate with LLMs about software structure with some pretty good success.

Turns out computers are good at dealing with symbols, who knew!?

Comment · 3 years ago

Is this satire?

Comment · 3 years ago

That'd be nice for sure.

Comment · 3 years ago

I mean, it only is because most people either don't have other options or don't care.

Us HN nerds could easily build alternatives we just don't. Or the ones that we do are so niche we never find them.

Interesting how there always seems to exist this dialectic

Comment · 3 years ago

> The main challenge in UI design is balancing between: - Allowing the user to perform desired operations in as few steps as possible

- Without cluttering the screen with all kinds of irrelevant controls

Interestingly, I just watched a video by David Khourshid (founder of stately.ai; xstate/state chart/state machine fame) on how LLMs can interface with state charts of your application logic to find the shortest path to accomplishing a goal.

It doesn't seem like too far of a stretch, if your application is designed to support this use case, that an LLM can convert intent to shortest path for a user. I'm very excited about the possibilities here personally.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoNDyOClTtI

Comment · 3 years ago

Haptic can be turned off via settings

Comment · 3 years ago

I wouldn't see why it wouldn't use Whisper. I just wish they could have gotten whisper.cpp working for live transcription on device.

But you can also turn on Voice Control and type with your voice without using Open AI - iOS dictation is getting better but not quite on par with Whisper by any stretch.