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Comment by derpyzza

14 hours ago

this is awesome, but also code samples being in PNG images does not make them safe from LLMs anymore unfortunately, LLMs are really good at reading text from images now

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DonaldFisk  14 hours ago

Thanks. The code (here: https://fmjlang.co.uk/fmj/tutorials/TOC.html) isn't text, it's directed graphs.

  • bel8  1 hour ago

    Out of curiosity I saved one of the images to my disk (the first image on this page: https://fmjlang.co.uk/fmj/tutorials/IterationAgain.html), then asked LLM about it, without any context:

    > prompt: /tmp/iterReverse.png what could this image be?

    Thinking:

    > Identifying the visual dataflow language from the node layout and iterReverse label, likely Prograph.

    > Confirming Prograph identification and mapping node roles to list deconstruction and reconstruction.

    Answer:

    > This is a Prograph method window, for a method called iterReverse.

    > Prograph is a visual dataflow programming language - you program by wiring boxes together instead of writing text. What you're looking at is the implementation of iterative list-reverse:

        - big box = method editor, top pins = inputs, bottom pins = outputs                                                                                                                                                                        
    - black circle top-left = method icon                                                                                                                                                                                                      
    - yellow boxes = controls: start*+, when*+, unless*+, repeat*+                                                                                                                                                                             
    - blue boxes = list primitives: null test, decons split list into head/tail, cons prepend                                                                                                                                                  
    - red lines = data links, green = the small control / boolean wiring

    > In other words: if input is null, when succeeds, else unless loops with decons / cons + repeat to build the reversed list.

    > The window chrome with Save / Close and that style of drawing is the Marten clone of Prograph running on Linux.