>you do need a fair bit of instruction-tuning for specific use cases to actually get things to work.
The instruction tuning part is "trivial"...it's the dealing with edge cases part that gets me.
With classic code edge cases are well insignificant edge cases. With LLM you never know what will make it go off on a tangent & the parsing code needs to deal with that chaos.
Or put differently the % of cases that are edge cases seems to have gone up dramatically
The instruction tuning part is "trivial"...it's the dealing with edge cases part that gets me.
With classic code edge cases are well insignificant edge cases. With LLM you never know what will make it go off on a tangent & the parsing code needs to deal with that chaos.
Or put differently the % of cases that are edge cases seems to have gone up dramatically