Comment by yawaramin 15 hours ago I'd be very interested to read this paper when it comes out. 3 comments yawaramin Reply giraffe_lady 15 hours ago I will add you to the list, I’ll definitely post it on HN also.They had originally planned on june and my part is in so…. Me too. Fiodel 15 hours ago I'm interested too - besides the paper, is it your personal experience that working with llms on ocaml is superior to other languages? I thought with the sheer amount of training data languages like python and java would be "ideal" giraffe_lady 14 hours ago No it’s more about speed and quality of the feedback loop. So you want the compiler that catches the most stuff when given the least information.
giraffe_lady 15 hours ago I will add you to the list, I’ll definitely post it on HN also.They had originally planned on june and my part is in so…. Me too. Fiodel 15 hours ago I'm interested too - besides the paper, is it your personal experience that working with llms on ocaml is superior to other languages? I thought with the sheer amount of training data languages like python and java would be "ideal" giraffe_lady 14 hours ago No it’s more about speed and quality of the feedback loop. So you want the compiler that catches the most stuff when given the least information.
Fiodel 15 hours ago I'm interested too - besides the paper, is it your personal experience that working with llms on ocaml is superior to other languages? I thought with the sheer amount of training data languages like python and java would be "ideal" giraffe_lady 14 hours ago No it’s more about speed and quality of the feedback loop. So you want the compiler that catches the most stuff when given the least information.
giraffe_lady 14 hours ago No it’s more about speed and quality of the feedback loop. So you want the compiler that catches the most stuff when given the least information.
I will add you to the list, I’ll definitely post it on HN also.
They had originally planned on june and my part is in so…. Me too.
I'm interested too - besides the paper, is it your personal experience that working with llms on ocaml is superior to other languages? I thought with the sheer amount of training data languages like python and java would be "ideal"
No it’s more about speed and quality of the feedback loop. So you want the compiler that catches the most stuff when given the least information.