Comment by nylonstrung
19 days ago
It's hard for me to believe that python is relatively weak and c# is second strongest.
Go as well seems surprisingly low given how constrained and straight forward it is
It doesn't align with anecdotal experience
19 days ago
It's hard for me to believe that python is relatively weak and c# is second strongest.
Go as well seems surprisingly low given how constrained and straight forward it is
It doesn't align with anecdotal experience
I think golang is likely a context rot issue. Sure its straightforward but the verbosity ends up affecting long horizon performance
Anecdotally Ive had decent output on a golang project but an incredible amount of duplication that I have to explicitly catch and have it correct.
What anecdotal experience? Not that I think LLMs produce good code, but for me it has produced a lot better c# than TypeScript fo example. I guess quality matters more than quantity when it comes to LLMs training data.