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"The koala eats shoots and leaves"
"The koala eats, shoots and leaves"
"She ran away from the fire, in her pajamas"
"She ran away from the fire in her pajamas"
"There, their"
"Too, to"
"It's, its"
"Borrow versus lend"
"Literally == figuratively"
Lit
Kiff
Drip
Cool
Cheddar
Goat
DRY
Lol
Hackerrank, leetcode etc
But LLMs do it better, so what's the point of getting a human to do it?
Rather: let the humans practice using LLMs, that's the future proof skill!
LLMs will be able to do "harder" things in future
Token limits will increase
Start off by translating words and simple sentences
But we know the end goal is something more
Start off by translating simple problems into code
NOT A TRANSLATION SERVICE
First step in learning this is: Translation and literacy
Mirror, mirror: LLMs and the illusion of humanity - Jodie Burchell
Learn to write: translate simple ideas into code
Learn to apply that literacy to solve problems
Apply what you know, solve small problems
So that you can learn to solve bigger problems
Noob-friendly problems are simple. Maybe you can solve them with a hammer
But then you wont learn how to use laser beams
by PRECISELY describing small, simple algorithms
you learn the skills to describe big, complicated ones