Simple example: Say you're working with an external library.
Simple example: Say you're working with an external library. And say you need to work with this function: def convert_to_int(val): .... What type should val be? Do you pass the object, or a string representation of the object, or...? The problem with Python - and non-statically-typed languages in general - is that function signatures don't need to be defined upfront, which leaves it up to the programmer to figure out the inner workings of the functions. This is a huge pain point when working with other people's code. Python 3 introduced function annotations, which is great. But again, the problem here is that function annotations are opt-in. It's still up to the developer to add the annotations.
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The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained...
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Simple example: Say you're working with an external library.
Simple example: Say you're working with an external library. And say you need to work with this function: def convert_to_int(val): .... What type should val be? Do you pass the object, or a string representation of the object, or...? The problem with Python - and non-statically-typed languages in general - is that function signatures don't need to be defined upfront, which leaves it up to the programmer to figure out the inner workings of the functions. This is a huge pain point when working with other people's code. Python 3 introduced function annotations, which is great. But again, the problem here is that function annotations are opt-in. It's still up to the developer to add the annotations.
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